The Black British Book Festival is delighted to unveil its collaboration with Paramount UK, marking a significant stride in celebrating Black literature and culture. The inaugural event saw the outstanding Catherine Joy White capturing the spotlight, signalling the commencement of a promising alliance with the renowned film industry giant. This partnership symbolises an

In an exciting partnership with Pan Macmillan and Dell Technologies, the vibrant Croydon Black Book Community Library was unveiled on October 24th, 2023. Nestled within the heart of Croydon at the Whitgift Centre, this spirited haven celebrates diversity and inclusivity through its rich collection of Black literature. The library serves as a cultural

The 2023 Black British Book Festival shone as a beacon of literary excellence and diversity, unfolding over two dynamic days at London's renowned Southbank Centre. Embracing global perspectives, the festival hosted over 200 esteemed speakers across 40 captivating sessions, engaging a diverse audience of 4,000 attendees from around the world. Key accomplishments included

The Black British Book Festival (BBBF) made waves with an exclusive takeover evening at the prestigious Cheltenham Festivals on October 13th, 2023. Titled “ROOTS AND ROUTES,” the event navigated the complexities of identity and belonging within the context of Black British authors, sparking powerful discussions and embracing diverse perspectives. Featuring an illustrious lineup

The Black British Book Festival (BBBF) embarked on an extraordinary literary voyage, encompassing seven vibrant cities during its nationwide tour. Commencing in Peterborough on August 5th, 2023, the tour featured over 30 remarkable Black British authors, captivating audiences with diverse narratives and interactive literary events.Although unforeseen circumstances affected Liverpool, the journey continued,

The Black British Book Festival made history at Glastonbury Festival, hosting its inaugural Black Literature panel in collaboration with Team Love, Bristol-based event organisers. Titled "Going Against The Grain," the panel chaired by Magdalene Abraha featured luminaries like George the Poet, Franklyn Addo, and Metal Messiah. The dialogue, held on June 25,

The Black British Book Festival achieved a significant milestone by hosting its first-ever Black Literature panel at the renowned Glastonbury Festival in collaboration with Team Love, the Bristol-based event organisers. Titled "Going Against The Grain," the panel took place on 25th June 2023 at the prestigious Silver Hayes field. Led by esteemed