Manifesto

In her compelling nonfiction debut, Manifesto, Bernardine Evaristo reflects on her life as a trailblazing writer and activist, offering an insightful blend of memoir and manifesto on creativity and resilience. Evaristo, the first Black woman and first Black British person to win the Booker Prize, shares her journey from a childhood enriched by diverse influences to her role in establishing Britain’s first Black women’s theater company. With humor and candor, she addresses contemporary issues of race, class, feminism, sexuality, and aging, inspiring readers to pursue their passions and overcome obstacles. Through her experiences, she empowers others to visualize success and remain steadfast in their creative endeavors.