Time Come

In Time Come, acclaimed poet and activist Linton Kwesi Johnson compiles an impactful selection of his non-fiction writings, including reviews, lectures, and speeches, reflecting on Black British history and culture. With insights drawn from his Jamaican heritage and Caribbean history, Johnson explores the politics of race and the role of music as a form of defiance. This collection not only highlights his personal journey and the influences that shaped his voice but also emphasizes his significant contribution to the ongoing struggle for racial equality and social justice. Featuring an introduction by Paul Gilroy, Time Come stands as a vital testament to Johnson’s enduring legacy and relevance in contemporary cultural discourse.