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Book Reviews
I've been reviewing history books, mostly for the TLS (Times Literary Supplement) and BASA (Black and Asian Studies Association) Newsletter, since 2007. Most of my articles are related to my research into 'Africans in Britain, 1500-1640', or the Tudor and Stuart period. Last year, I made the front cover of the TLS with my review of The Image of the Black in Western Art. Of all the books reviewed here, the one I probably enjoyed reading the most was John Guy's A Daughter's Love: Thomas and Margaret More.
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I've been reviewing history books, mostly for the TLS (Times Literary Supplement) and BASA (Black and Asian Studies Association) Newsletter, since 2007. Most of my articles are related to my research into 'Africans in Britain, 1500-1640', or the Tudor and Stuart period. Last year, I made the front cover of the TLS with my review of The Image of the Black in Western Art. Of all the books reviewed here, the one I probably enjoyed reading the most was John Guy's A Daughter's Love: Thomas and Margaret More.
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Princeton, March 2012.
Theatre and Art Reviews
As a keen and opinionated theatre, museum and gallery- goer, I have written reviews for History Today, the Periscope Post and Cherwell. You'll also find here a write-up of my adventure as a publicist for comedy duo The Ambassadors at the Edinburgh Festival in 2004.
Most recently, I made it to Princeton University Art Gallery to cover the Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Europe exhibition, which brought a lot of my interests together in one room!
Click here to read my theatre and art reviews.
As a keen and opinionated theatre, museum and gallery- goer, I have written reviews for History Today, the Periscope Post and Cherwell. You'll also find here a write-up of my adventure as a publicist for comedy duo The Ambassadors at the Edinburgh Festival in 2004.
Most recently, I made it to Princeton University Art Gallery to cover the Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Europe exhibition, which brought a lot of my interests together in one room!
Click here to read my theatre and art reviews.
