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Bernardine EvaristoNew Statesman |
Years ago, as a black woman from a working-class background, I quickly became aware of how literary happenings were dominated by one particular group:...
by Bernardine Evaristo Beryl Gilroy, born in 1924, is the unsung heroine of the Windrush generation of writers. She arrived in Britain from Guyana in...
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