The Rising of the Black Sheep by Livia Kojo Alour Leah Atherton his intuitive intelligence for the

his intuitive intelligence for the telling image

Divine order is replaced by modern Physics

There is a double meaning in the title to this debut collection from Jane Aldous – Jinn was her family nickname

out of the reader’s grasp

between the elusive and the certain

The Rising of the Black Sheep by Livia Kojo Alour Leah Atherton his intuitive intelligence for theRISING OF THE BLACK SHEEP is a testament of resilience. As a Queer Black woman speaking on personal loss, queer identity, institutional racism but also hope and joy, achievement, activism and a future that is unapologetically Black. In her debut poetry collection Livia Kojo Alour touchingly evokes her childhood memories then takes us onto her journey of self discovery, overcoming stereotypes and finally moving into her power. Now shortlisted for the