A story about a mixed marriage, told from the viewpoint of a black African woman and white English man. It is also a book about race, relationships and identity.
www.intermix.org.uk
(January 2010)
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Bobby Smith and Margaret Oshindele-Smith
Punk rocker Bobby Smith is a veteran of the punk and football fanzine scenes – being a mainstay of the Wolves FC magazine A Load of Bull.
Co-author Margaret Smith is not a punk rocker but shares her husband’s opinionated style of writing. No spin, no political propaganda, just the truth.
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