The Guardian
A rich interweaving of Kenyan, Grecian and Brazilian mythology and cultural reference make for a highly original and involving fantasy. For the full story head over to The Guardian...
Bustle
As selected by Onwe publishing house founders, Mariam Jimoh & Reni Kosi Amayo. For the full story head over to Bustle...
Bustle
7 New Books By Black Women To Read During Black History Month & Beyond
It’s Black history month, which means a time to celebrate, commemorate and learn more about black histories and cultures in the UK and beyond. For the full story head over to Bustle
Metro UK
Reni K Amayo is a young author who is opening up the fantasy genre to include black narratives – and her debut young adult novel sounds incredible. For the full story head over to The Metro...
The Bookseller
Indie publisher Onwe has acquired An Ayah's Choice by Shahida Rahman, a historical novel that will tell the story of a young Indian nanny. For the full story head over to The Bookseller...
The Bookseller
London-based indie Onwe has acquired three titles from debut authors to be published across 2021. For the full story head over to The Bookseller...
Black Ballad
Reni K Amayo's debut novel Daughters of Nri is steeped in Igbo mythology, set before slavery & magical in every way. For the full story head over to Black Ballad.
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PR Newswire
Onwe Press Acquires Rights To "Daughters Of Nri" - The Debut Nigerian Fantasy Written By Reni K Amayo
Independent publishing house, Onwe Press, is thrilled to announce the acquisition of the rights to "Daughters of Nri" the debut young-adult fantasy book from Reni K Amayo, the first installment in "The Return of the Earth Mother" series. For more head to PR Newswire.
The Bookseller
Indie publisher, Onwe, has acquired Rab Ferguson’s middle-grade novel, The Late Crew, and a contemporary debut novel, See My Smile, by Mike Herd. For the full story head over to The Bookseller...
Metro
Eight books by Black authors that aren’t about Black pain
Amid the protests and the struggle and the trauma of fighting for racial justice – something good is starting to emerge out of this difficult time – people are trying to learn. For the full story head over to The Metro
The Bookseller
Two new female-fronted presses are entering the independent publishing scene, with a mission to excavate hidden stories and shine a light on overlooked voices. For the full story head over to The Bookseller...