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Kin Karen McCarthy

Kin By Karen McCarthy

Kin by Karen McCarthy


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Summary

The presence of black and Asian people in the UK has altered the nation in so many ways that British culture is now one of fusion. Against this backdrop, "Kin" brings together a range of new literary talent who offer stories about mothers, sisters, lovers, best friends and brides to be.

Kin Summary

Kin: New Fiction by Black and Asian Women by Karen McCarthy

The presence of black and Asian people in the UK has altered the nation in so many ways that our culture is now one of fusion. Against this backdrop, Kin brings together some of the sharpest new literary talent, from the poetic intensity of Francesca Beard and the assured prose of Donna Daley-Clarke, to the electric energy of Gemma Weekes, riding the crest of the wave on her ?Gucci broomstick?. The stories in Kin are populated by a fascinating cast of characters, sometimes bizarre, always intriguing: these are stories about mothers, sisters, lovers, best friends and brides to-be. With the rise of authors such as Zadie Smith and Monica Ali there is much interest in writing by black and Asian women authors: this collection brings together the finest of the new voices.

Kin Reviews

?Flavoursome, gutsy and poignant?Kin introduces some wonderfully adventurous new writing? Bernardine Evaristo ?It?s a potent mix of tales, from the spiky, fiesty staccato of Gemma Weekes and the dreamy lyricism of Francesca Beard, to the bubbling humour of Saradha Soobrayen and the harsh, iron-tinged prose of Shiromi Pinto.? Metro London

About Karen McCarthy

Karen McCarthy was born in London to an English mother and Jamaican father. As the editor of the critically acclaimed anthology Bittersweet: Contemporary Black Women's Poetry (The Women's Press), nominated for the Best Book at the EMMA awards 2000, she has presented her work internationally at venues including The Poetry Society, the South Bank Centre, and at the international women's art festival in Slovenia as part of the British Art Council's New British Writing promotion. She runs workshops on editing skills for new and emerging authors and is also a reviewer and writer.

Additional information

GOR003732530
9781852428525
185242852X
Kin: New Fiction by Black and Asian Women by Karen McCarthy
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Profile Books Ltd
2003-10-30
224
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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