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Thank you so much to King Fisher for sponsoring this podcast.

Hello and welcome back to Control-op Delete with me, Emma Gannon, interviewing

amazing people who are doing brilliant things. So today's guest is

Candice Carty Williams. She is an author. She was a bookmarketer. She's a journalist.

Based in London and her book, Queenie, has just recently come out in the UK and the US and it's absolutely everywhere.

You might have seen it.

It has four different, very brightly coloured covers and it's about a 25 year old Jamaican British women living in London called Queenie Jenkins.

It's all about what it's like straddling two cultures and not really feeling like you fit into either of them.

Oprah herself has called it

brazenly hilarious and she writes regularly for ID, Refinery 29, Beat magazine

and many many more. I really recommend you checking out all of her

writing and she also created and launched the Guardian and fourth Estate Bame short

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