Harper’s work stands as both memorial and manifesto, a reminder that peace is never permanent, that civilisation is always fragile, and that the cost of hatred is measured in broken lives and silenced voices.
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Steve James Briggs’s journey began in Blackpool in 1966, within the structured confines of a military family. Yet beneath the surface of this ordinary beginning lay the seeds of extraordinary trauma. As a child, Briggs endured systematic abuse from his schoolteacher and Peter Righton, the founder of the notorious Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE). The scars of this betrayal will follow him for decades, shaping a story that is as much about the long road to justice as it is about personal survival.
Reparative Justice, Diaspora and Responsibility – Black Women’s Narratives in Higher Education
📅 Tuesday 24 June 2025, 10:00-16:30 📍 Birkbeck University, Malet Street, London
Featuring keynote speaker Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP and author Hillery Baptiste (A Name in History), this conference centres Black women’s voices in the struggle for reparative justice.
Join scholars, activists & educators exploring: ✨ Womanist solidarity across diaspora ✨ Structural inequalities in higher education.
✨ Art & storytelling for healing ✨ Community collaboration approaches
Registration closes 17 June! Book now: [link]
MORE THAN A STORY—A MOVEMENT
The Warrior Saga transcends traditional storytelling, offering a fresh mythology that resonates across generations and genres. What began as a literary phenomenon now leaps from the page in this visually stunning adaptation.
A Cosmic Battle with Earth at Stake.
When fourteen-year-old science prodigy Aaron Hunter finally meets his disgraced scientific hero, Eric Woods, he never expects to be violently thrust into an ancient cosmic war that Earth never knew existed. Now, wielding mysterious powers and fighting alongside unlikely allies, Aaron must confront an unknown and brutal being who holds the key to Earth’s extinction.
For readers interested in literary history, the interwar period, or the ongoing refugee crisis, Displacement offers both historical insight and contemporary relevance. It stands as both a tribute to literary genius and a sobering reminder of how quickly the foundations of civilised society can crumble.
“Displacement” arrives at a crucial moment in global politics as nations grapple with unprecedented refugee movements. By examining these literary figures’ experiences, the book contributes valuable perspectives to ongoing debates about immigration, asylum, and human rights.
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“A Name in History” embodies this year’s Black History Month theme of “Reclaiming Narratives.” This gripping tale follows Ella, a Londoner whose discovery of a shell fragment unveils hidden family secrets, leading her on a journey from England to the Caribbean. Baptiste’s work exemplifies the power of storytelling in reclaiming Black history. Through Ella’s quest, readers confront the legacy of slavery and its impact on identity. The novel’s vivid portrayal of Caribbean culture and traditions adds depth to the narrative, showcasing the richness of Black heritage often overlooked in mainstream history.
Stefan Zweig, Joseph Roth, and Walter Benjamin are renowned for their literary brilliance and their unwavering opposition to totalitarianism. Through meticulous research and insightful analysis, Harper sheds new light on their contributions to literature and their enduring legacy.
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