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BAME publishers and book lists
New resource links
Here are links to new resources for you to explore:
- Exact Editions Black Lives Matter resources - free collection of articles from over 50 publications
- Educating for Black Lives - Reading and resources for antiracist education from Routledge Education
- Resources to support Black Studies - Academics may be interested in a number of resources from one of our main book suppliers. Please add book titles to your reading list and publish it to trigger ordering.
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Literature on the history, culture, politics of Africa and the African diaspora. |
Cultural Studies & Humanities, Social Sciences |
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African owned, worldwide marketing and distribution outlet for books from Africa - scholarly, literature and children's books. |
Art,Business, Cultural Studies & Humanities, Education, Law, Social Sciences |
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Bespoke publisher specialising in African and Caribbean writing (both fiction and non-fiction), written by BAME authors. |
Cultural Studies and Humanities, Social Sciences, Education |
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Publisher specialising in obscure and significant works written by, and about, people of African descent. |
Art, Cultural Studies & Humanities, Social Sciences |
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An award winning collective, aiming to curate and showcase “the best multicultural content the world of arts has to offer”, and take it on tour. |
Art, Cultural Studies & Humanities, Education, Health & Community Studies, Social Sciences |
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Yaba Badoe and Joelle Avelino, author and illustrator of Man-Man and the Tree of Memories, recommend brilliant Black stories. |
Education |
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GoodReads list of top fiction and non-fiction titles that examine the experiences of the Black community. |
Education |
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Booktrust Represents: Picture books |
3 book lists produced from a three-year project created to promote children’s authors and illustrators of colour. |
Education |
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Celebrating British writers and illustrators of colour. |
Education |
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This publisher's mission is to advance the frontiers of knowledge and contribute to the international community of scholarship. |
All subjects |
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Peer reviewed, open access journals in Ethiopia. |
All subjects |
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UK-based publisher of a wide range of books that cater for Britain's African-Caribbean & Indo-Caribbean communities, and also for the various countries of the English-speaking Caribbean. All with a culturally Caribbean interest, both historical and contemporary. |
Cultural Studies & Humanities |
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Publisher featuring books with strong female characters, diversity and inclusion. Hashtag BLAK section of website(currently under development)will feature under-represented voices starting with Black British authors. |
Business, Health & Community Studies |
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London-based, independent, non-fiction publisher, producing 90 new books a year. |
Cultural Studies & Humanities, Social Sciences |
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Independent publisher specialising in non-fiction for a general audience. |
All subjects |
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Independent publisher based in north London. Publishing innovative and challenging fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction from across the UK and beyond. |
All subjects |
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Publishing inclusive children’s books that celebrate our differences. |
Education |
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Broad catalogue of over 690,000 books, 164 countries, in 127 languages. This publisher also lists journal subscriptions. |
Education |
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Serving libraries, dealers and individual scholars providing the full range of publications from Post-Soviet area (NIS), China, Romania, and Mongolia.This publisher offers expertise in building the best Slavic, Central Asian, or Caucasian collections. |
Art, Cultural Studies & Humanities, Social Sciences |
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Specialists in African and Caribbean Literature since 1966. Non-fiction African, African American, Black British, Caribbean, sport, self help/Wellbeing. |
Cultural Studies & Humanities |
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Working across the humanities and social sciences, this publisher has award-winning lists in sociology, law, cultural and American studies, religion, American history, anthropology, politics, criminology, media and communication, literary studies, and psychology. Their key themes include race, ethnicity, gender, and youth studies. |
All subjects |
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Sell an eclectic mix of books in the areas of literary fiction, politics, feminism, essays and life writing as well as philosophy, psychology, nature writing, music and children’s books. They aim to give a platform to marginalised voices in publishing. |
Art,Cultural Studies & Humanities, Social Sciences |
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Aims to bring you the very best of international writing from the Caribbean, its diasporas and the UK. |
Art,Cultural Studies & Humanities, Social Sciences |
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Freely available collection of content relevant to some of the issues that have led to the use of the statement Black Lives Matter.The publisher hopes this collection will help readers gain from research insights, not least in the history and social science of racism and police violence and they have sought to amplify Black voices within their collection by sharing their research, personal stories and journey.Topics covered include: social inequality and systemic racism, policing race and civil unrest, gender, racism and oppression, health disparities, stories from Black women in research. |
All subjects |
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This publisher champions knowledge from and about Africa to local and global readers. |
Art, Built Environment, Engineering & Computing, Cultural Studies & Humanities, Education, Health & Community Studies, Social Sciences |
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A catalogue of 2,000 titles- from general special interest to highly specialised scholarly research. These include books by oppressed elements of ‘Western’ society with books on race and race politics, LGBTQIA+ culture and politics, feminism and human rights. |
Built Environment, Engineering & Computing, Business, Cultural Studies & Humanities, Education, Health & Community Studies, Social Sciences |
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A PDF of ‘TES’s 50 books to diversify your class reading list.’ The list is divided into age ranges, from toddler to 14-18-year olds. |
Education |
