Selina Nwulu is a British-Nigerian poet, essayist and writer whose work explores race, environment, identity and belonging. She has been recognised as one of the most important young voices in British poetry, with her work addressing the interconnected crises of climate change and racial justice with intelligence and emotional power. Nwulu's writing is both politically engaged and deeply personal, creating poetry and prose that speak to the urgent challenges of our time. Her books and audiobooks offer readers and listeners powerful, thought-provoking work from an essential contemporary voice.
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