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Requite

3.89 ( 308 Ratings by Goodreads)
Requite

Requite

3.89 (308 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 14 June, 2017
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Description

This is a love letter to the testament of humanity and the patchwork of people that make up our lives.

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781911570042
ISBN10 1911570048
Number Of Pages 100
Item Weight 96 g
Publisher / Reseller Burning Eye Books
Format paperback
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Author's Bio

based in Bristol. Her work is focused on uplifting and celebrating the voiceless, overlooked and misunderstood. She is especially passionate about challenging common narratives about working class and rural communities through stories told across mixed disciplines. Beginning her creative career as a performance poet in 2014, Malaika has since developed her practice to encompass theatre and radio writing, teaching, producing and film curation. Her radio drama Tribe of Two (produced by Afonica for BBC Radio 4) was shortlisted for the prestigious Imison Award by the Society of Authors. In 2025, she was a mentored writer as part of Channel 4’s 4Screenwriting course. Malaika’s work has been featured on a variety of stages, including Southbank Centre, Lyric Hammersmith, University of Austria and The Scottish Storytelling Centre. In addition to her writing, Malaika works as a mentor, dramaturg and editor. Malaika is a vocal advocate for creativity as a tool for healing, connection and collaboration. She is dedicated to helping people to tell their stories and find healing through the creative process through teaching workshops, mentoring individuals and producing accessible events. Malaika is a proud Trustee for mental health & arts charity Many Minds.

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