Kasim Ali works at Penguin Random House, and has previously been shortlisted for Hachette’s Mo Siewcherran Prize and longlisted for the 4th Estate BAME Short Story Prize, and has contributed to The Good Journal.
Good Intentions is his debut novel.
He comes from Birmingham and lives in London.
At Electric Lit Ali tagged nine favorite books about interracial relationships, including:
Girl Woman Other by Bernardine EvaristoRead about another entry on the list.
Booker-prize winner Girl Woman Other is a tour de force. The novel is a brilliant exploration of today’s Britain through a cast of Black women that force you to accept their depth. These Black women are in all kinds of relationships, with men, with women, with themselves. These tight vignettes are intimate and intense, coming together in a vivid ending. A worthy winner.
--Marshal Zeringue
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