Scripting Empire: Broadcasting, the BBC, and the Black Atlantic

James Procter delves into the rich literary traditions of West Indian and West African writers, uncovering their compelling narratives and vibrant voices. Through a captivating analysis, he explores how these narratives have shaped and been shaped by the historical contexts of broadcasting and the BBC, intertwining cultural identity and colonial legacies.

With warmth and insight, Procter highlights the significance of storytelling in today's global landscape. Readers will find themselves appreciating the intricate connections between history, literature, and media, and how these elements have influenced the broader dialogue surrounding the Black Atlantic experience.