New month, now author!

This month we're exploring romance and wahala with Frances Mensah-Williams, the author of The Second Time We Met. It's the perfect combination.

The Second Time We Met is available on Amazon.

As is Imperfect Arrangements. I reviewed the book on my website back in 2020:

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If you'd like me to interview your favourite author, or have any book recommendations holla at me. [email protected]

This month moi, Sylvie is joined by Dorothy Koomson, author of Every Smile You Fake. Dorothy is a British jewel (And I'm not talking about the stolen ones). She's written 19 books with a career spanning over 2 decades.

We talked about her new book, mum-fluencers, deep fakes and you might know a character in Dorothy's book more than you think!!

Every Smile You Fake is available at all bookstores and came out on 15th February 2024

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And we're back. Doing up 2024 with a brand new episode.

This month Sylvie is joined by Sadia Azmat, author of Sex Bomb. Sadia has written a memoir, and she's a comedian so expect raw, random, unfiltered giggles.

Sex Bomb was originally published in May 2022.

Within the first minute Sadia had asked the host... "Have you had a threesome" and the conversation was set from there...

Next month Sylvie is joined by a British treasure. The legend that is Dorothy Koomson, as she premieres her latest book, Every Smile You Fake

Yaggayoo, on the second episode of the Back That Book Up Podcast, host Sylvie is joined by Ore Agbaje-Williams.

Ore’s first novel the Three Of Us was released in May 2023.

Quick story plot: There are 3 people. A wife, her husband, and her bestie. P.S. The husband and bestie hate each other!

The book is swift, a hurricane, and set over the course of a day. And getting the tea from author Ore, makes the book feel that much more enjoyable. All hail Ore, “ The Queen Of Mess”

Yaggayoo, we're kickstarting the monthly Back That Book Up podcast in discussion with Isabella Hammad, a British-Palestinian author, who released her novel Enter Ghost this year.

Enter Ghost centres on the experiences of Palestinians in both Palestine and Israel, incorporating theatre throughout.

The episode recorded in April, embodies the vibe of Isabella's thought-provoking novel... political and powerful!

Yaggayoo, you’re invited to lock in to the ‘Back That Book Up’

Podcast! When you’re in a club and a banging song comes on,

you’ll hear “DJ pull up” or “Back that track up”. Well in 2023 I’m

mobilising the Back That Book Up crew.

This is the trailer. Episode 1 drops on Tuesday 31st October.