Girl, Woman, Other

This novel weaves through the minds and histories of nearly a dozen central characters, each section bound by triads of characters connected through blood and friendship.

It captures the reality of intersectionality, exploring how women's lives are shaped by societal expectations, prejudice, and their own assumptions.

The book is an ode to Black British women, spanning over 100 years and examining the complexities of femininity, masculinity, and human relationships.