The One About Augustown by Kei Miller
How long can you keep down people who were made to fly? Augustown is a poetic novel that is grounded in the (hi)story of a prominent preacher and Pan-...
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Three Jamaican women talk about books, pop-culture, feminist theory, life, and just about everything else - Like A Real Book Club.
The One About Read Across Jamaica Day & Libraries
A short discussion on Jamaica's reading culture, Read Across Jamaica and how the Jamaican libraries are... kind of a mess. Who's up for a #JamaicaRead...
The One With Jacqueline Bishop
Journalist, poet, novelist, artist, (and now archivist) Jacqueline Bishop recently released her first collection of interviews which focuses on docume...
The One About bell hooks' 'All About Love'
One thing Ms hooks will do is have you talking at length about her work, usually with striking polarity: one side really loved it and the other just c...
The One About Sarah Ladipo Manyika's Like A Mule Bringing Ice-Cream to the Sun
Ashley and Kristina walk into a bar... ...And that's exactly how this conversation felt. In this new episode of Like A Real Book Club, Ashley and Kris...
The One With Paulette Ramsay Talking About 'Aunt Jen' & 'Letters Home'
Interview with Professor Paulette Ramsay about her recently republished novel Aunt Jen, and her latest novel Letters Home. Share using #LikeARealBookC...
The One About The Caribbean Readers' Awards
Behind the scenes of our inaugural Caribbean Readers' Awards, our inspiration, next year's goals and a bit of tea. Support our podcast and other RWL p...
The One With Karen Lord Reading 'Unraveling'
Karen Lord reads chapter one of Unraveling - Rebel Women Lit's book club January 2021 pick. RSVP for book club and subscribe to receive our monthly pi...
The One With moon
A (very) special episode featuring the artist moon - talking about their forthcoming poetry collection, Breaking The Binary, a response to queer lives...
The One On Being "Force Ripe"
In this new episode of Like A Real Book Club, we traverse a very dark and all too common feature of Caribbean girlhood and womanhood by looking at sex...