Malik Al Nasir
@malikalnasir.bsky.social
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PhD Candidate, (History) University of Cambridge, St Catharine’s College. Poet, author “Letters to Gil” (William Collins, 2021) “Searching for my Slave Roots” (William Collins, 28 Aug 2025). Protégé of Gil Scott-Heron https://linktr.ee/malikalnasir
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Thanks to the great team at the Portobello Book Shop in Edinburgh for a really lovely book launch event. @portybooks.bsky.social
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kodoandsangha.bsky.social
Letter to Gil audiobook by Malik Al Nasir. It’s a beautifully interwoven account of racism, growing up in the system, and meeting your hero, touring with him and becoming a legend in your own right.
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Thanks for posting. I’ll be on a UK book tour Oct/Nov and you can find details on this poster. More dates are being added on my Linktree linktr.ee/MalikAlNasir...
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'Documents detailing the affairs of 19th-century families linked to Sandbach, Tinne and Company, a business that dealt in enslaved people, cotton, sugar and coffee, were being traded online by collectors of rare stamps and postmarks.' 1/2
Letters found on eBay cast light on UK families who benefited from slavery
Researcher Malik Al Nasir bought historical documents while investigating his family history – and began building an archive
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andymitchellmedia.bsky.social
A fascinating hour this evening listening to @malikalnasir.bsky.social on his new book "Searching for my Slave Roots" which I look forward to reading - not least finding out more about footballer Andrew Watson. Well done to @portybooks.bsky.social for putting on the event.
Malik al Nasir speaking at Portobello Bookshop, 1 October 2025
malikalnasir.bsky.social
Thanks to Leicester City Council for leading with my book launch for their BHM announcement. I’ll be presenting “Searching for My Slave Roots” at Leicester Central Library on 8 Oct 2025.

#MalikAlNasir #SearchingForMySlaveRoots #Leicester #CentralLibrary #BHM

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Leicester Museum and city libraries mark Black History Month
LEICESTER City Council is marking Black History Month this October with author talks at its libraries and a special event at its flagship museum.
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Border patrol in the city centre. WTF
malikalnasir.bsky.social
Just announced “Searching for my Slave Roots” Brighton book launch by Afrori Books @ Jubilee library on 25 Oct 2025 @ 3pm discussing an epic tale of enslavement, colonialism, rebellion & emancipation.
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#MalikAlNasir #SearchingForMySlaveRoots #AfroriBookshop #Brighton
malikalnasir.bsky.social
If you’re in the Midlands & want to hear an epic tale of empire, enslavement, colonialism & football, come check me out at Leicester Central Library 8 Oct 2025 with my new book “Searching for my Slave Roots”.
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#MalikAlNasir #BHM #SearchingForMySlaveRoots
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saulstaniforth.bsky.social
"We did not stop the genocide in Rwanda, we did not stop the genocide in Srebrenica, we must stop the genocide in Gaza"

The president of Slovenia at the UN this week.
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independencelive.net
>>> LIVE BSKY - WED 24TH SEPT, 7PM <<<

TNT Show. Ep212. With guest Malik Al Nasir, discussing his new book "Searching for my slave roots" and more.

@malikalnasir.bsky.social @benarty.bsky.social

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TNT Show. Ep212. With guest Malik Al Nasir.
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drmirandakaufmann.bsky.social
Looking forward to chatting to @malikalnasir.bsky.social about our books #Heiresses and Searching for My Slave Roots in #Glasgow next Tuesday!
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Jamaica Street, Oswald Street, & Buchanan Street, the legacy of slavery is hidden in plain sight. We are joined by 2 fantastic writers who have uncovered the histories of slavery & how entangled the British establishment was in it, as well as recovering the histories of enslaved people themselves.
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lyzzybee.bsky.social
Two interesting nonfiction reads on the blog today: Malik al Nasir's "Searching for my Slave Roots" and Katie da Cunha Lewis' "The Writer's Room" librofulltime.wordpress.com/2025/09/16/b... #booksky 💙📚💡
Ebook covers of Searching for my Slave Roots and The Writer's Room
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litfest.bsky.social
This Litfest Festival Bookshop is now....open!

Grab all the festival titles in one handy spot (and browse the rest of the bookshop for bargains whilst you're there!

@mollieray.bsky.social @oliverklangmead.bsky.social @mkhardywrites.com @malikalnasir.bsky.social & more!

Shop here: geni.us/LFAWBK
A compilation of book covers featuring some of the titles now available in the Litfest Bookshop
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portybooks.bsky.social
We can’t wait to welcome Malik Al Nasir to the bookshop to discuss his new book, Searching for My Slave Roots: From Guyana’s Sugar Plantations to Cambridge.

Al Nasir will be in conversation with Rebecca Bailey, & you can sign up to join us here:

www.theportobellobookshop.com/events/malik...
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portybooks.bsky.social
Unable to attend or tune into the livestream on Wednesday 1st October? You can still pre-order a Signed & Dedicated Edition of Searching for My Slave Roots and we’ll prepare it for collection or delivery!

📚: www.theportobellobookshop.com/978000846448...
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camhistory.bsky.social
📢NEW BOOK: Searching for My Slave Roots: From Guyana’s Sugar Plantations to Cambridge by History PhD student @malikalnasir.bsky.social.

Using forgotten records dating back to 1763, Al Nasir exposes the kinship and brutality behind one of Britain’s most powerful slave-trading dynasties.