Peepal Tree Press

@peepaltreepress

Peepal Tree Press is home of the best in Caribbean and Black British fiction, poetry, literary criticism, memoirs and historical studies.

Leeds, UK
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Menyertai November 2009
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    2000 people have joined this course in just a few days. Shows the widespread interest in this topic. You can still join this free online course by my project

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    Free course ~see details via

    2000 people have joined this course in just a few days. Shows the widespread interest in this topic. You can still join this free online course by my project
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    ‘We’re about as Marxist as a cream tea’; me on how the National Trust got caught in a culture war. NB if you’re a Trust member, you can vote in its upcoming AGM, & I politely suggest you may like to do so

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    As a person of colour how can it be wrong to want to remember that my ancestors survived their role in making this country the great diverse nation it is? Acknowledging the slaves role in the slavers celebratory statues must surely be the least we can expect?

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    Completely agree. "Contested histories" is very poor terminology. We are all speaking about evidence based research. Contested histories implies it's being made up or is disputed by serious historians in the field

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    Launch of booklet, stories of Windrush Generations trades people. An education resource for everyone 20th Oct. 6-7pm

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    I’m very late to the party but I just read and it is my book of the year! Loved it.

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    Lovely review of Amanda Smyth’s new novel!

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    For in Sheffield, I will be talking to my excellent colleague and 'The Lamplighters' author about how the sea shaped their stories. Sunday, 17th!

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    Detached and ironic, with a pervasive sense of youthful ennui. The PTC is translating Rong Yu’s poems from the Chinese, next Tuesday Lunchtime Ocy 19th. Pay-What-You-Can:

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    Trying to shake off tonsillitis one nap at a time, only to find out that THE BLACK ISSUE (the first guest edited issue in its 160+ year history) has been shortlisted for the 'Content Piece of the Year' category. Congratulations and thank you to everyone involved!✨

    The PPA Independent Publisher Awards Shortlist is now live! The standard was exceptionally high - with entries showcasing the incredible resilience, determination and creativity of the independent publishing community over the last 18 months.
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    Absolutely brilliant news from my hometown Bradford. Congratulations & best wishes &

    Two graduates and from have opened their own publishing company here in Bradford specifically for South Asian writers. Read more about their incredible story here:
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    The word 'controversial' is doing a lot of work here. is one of our clearest voices on empire and racism. She's only controversial if you can't stomach anything less than a whitewashed history (and present).

    🚨Home Office cancels Black History Month talk by controversial Cambridge academic after Guido exposed hard-left anti-Priti comments of speaker 🚨Notorious prof Priyamvada Gopal is accused of having "racist" views
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    It would appear has not read articles from the same newspaper providing evidence of slavery's contribution to Empire. No they are not separate issues.

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    Don’t @ me saying I am petty because your fav is problematic. AF! There has been zero acknowledgement of the harm done; zero recognition of appalling behaviour that put me and my colleagues at risk; zero indication that this behaviour won’t be repeated.

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    your view of us as a "group of partisan academics" is straight from the Daily Mail. The report's historical sources WERE peer reviewed. Once & for all we DIDN'T say Churchill had anything to do with slavery! Leave our reputations alone

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    "My earliest memory is of believing I had a ‘good daddy’ and a ‘bad daddy’, two entirely separate people." — Rory Waterman reveals the story behind his poem ‘Like Father’

    Photo of Rory Waterman in a grey top against a maroon background. He's looking quizzical.
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    Poets - Lighthouse has extended its deadline until the 16th. If you submitted anything between 4th and 10th October please resubmit as no emails got through in that time.

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    Please save my time and yours by making clear in the initial approach to my author how much you will be paying them for their time & expertise, and when/how long you want them for. We all have a living to make, and it looks shady when you don't offer this info up front.

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    Omg how insanely queer and transphobic are all these people that theyre losing their minds over a kid PLAYING DRESS UP. Theres literally NOTHING sexualised about a long floaty dress, a necklace, and painting your face in bright colours, and its really warped to project onto that.

    While attempting to jump on the queer theory bandwagon, John Lewis have created an ad that sums up the shitshow really well. A sexualised and entitled child destroying things that do not belong to him.
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