Digital Issue 7: Caribbean Literature with Mireille Harper

“My mother raised me to believe in revolution. The young women who run Bad Form make me hopeful for a revolutionary future”

Leone Ross

“[Bad Form is] a literary space that encompasses the richness, vibrancy and sheer brilliance of Black, Asian and marginalised writers”

Mireille Harper

A celebration of the Caribbean and all its greatness, this issue boasts seventeen stellar writers who each share their stories, essays, reviews and poetry. From opinion pieces on Jamaican patois and revelations on queer and non-binary defiance in contemporary Caribbean poetry to literary essays on West Indian revolutionaries and narrative poetry that bring folktales and legends to life, each piece is a gem in its own right.

This is a digital copy, which will be emailed to you via secure download, and will be available for 24 hours.