From the mind of Michaela Coel, creator and star of I May Destroy You and Chewing Gum, comes a declaration against fitting in.
What The Reviewers Say
Rosie Kinchen,
The Sunday Times (UK)
Did it need to be a book in its own right? I would argue that the answer is yes.
Naoise Dolan,
The Irish Times (IRE)
The structure of Misfits – a manifesto emerging from a lecture on carving out space in the creative industries – puts me in mind of A Room of One’s Own. Where Virginia Woolf insisted on monolithic female victimhood, Coel is more complex on identity and clearer on the purpose of personal revelation.
Fiona Sturges,
The Guardian (UK)
... a small book with big ideas that provides revealing snapshots of a career in television from the vantage point of an outsider.
Tomiwa Owolade,
The Evening Standard (UK)
The vagaries of displacement and erasure evident in her work can be seen here - her immediate low-income environment enmeshed within the financial centre of Britain.