Mahsuda Snaith's guest appearances

Mahsuda Snaith

The Review with Adrian Mallory

The Diverse Minds Podcast

The Commissioned Writers Podcast

Elizabeth Gilbert

Marie Forleo

Wangari Maathai

Kate Nash

Erin Meyer

Maya Goodfellow

Haile Selassie

Katherine May

Deanna Singh

Annabel Sowemimo

Matt Bevington

Sarah Jordan

Jenny Garrett

Bolu Babalola

Giles Yeo

OwlTail

Commissioned poems and short stories about National Trust houses’ connections to the British Empire. The creative pieces you will hear were produced with the guidance of 14 Colonial Countryside historians. The Colonial Countryside project commissioned 10 authors, whose pieces will be published by Peepal Tree Press in Spring 2022. This illustrated book will also contain short historical commentaries and a photo essay by the project’s commissioned photographer, Ingrid Pollard. Mahsuda Snaith:  https://mahsudasnaith.com/is a writer of novels and short stories. Her debut novel ‘The Things We Thought We Knew’ (Black Swan) was released in 2017 when she was named an ‘Observer New Face of Fiction’. Her second novel ‘How to Find Home’ (Black Swan) was chosen as a BBC Radio 4 ‘Book at Bedtime’. She leads creative writing workshops at De Montfort University- Mahsuda tells Kevin Ncube [Project Manager @ColonialCountr1] about her experience of working on her colonial countryside commission after reading her piece Waste Not, Want Not  ….

Commissioned poems and short stories about National Trust houses’ connections to the British Empire. The creative pieces you will hear were produced with the guidance of 14 Colonial Countryside historians. The Colonial Countryside project commissioned 10 authors, whose pieces will be published by Peepal Tree Press in Spring 2022. This illustrated book will also contain short historical commentaries and a photo essay by the project’s commissioned photographer, Ingrid Pollard. Mahsuda Snaith: <a href="https://mahsudasnaith.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://mahsudasnaith.com/</a> is a writer of novels and short stories. Her debut novel ‘The Things We Thought We Knew’ (Black Swan) was released in 2017 when she was named an ‘Observer New Face of Fiction’. Her second novel ‘How to Find Home’ (Black Swan) was chosen as a BBC Radio 4 ‘Book at Bedtime’. She leads creative writing workshops at De Montfort University- Mahsuda tells Kevin Ncube [Project Manager @ColonialCountr1] about her experience of working on her colonial countryside commission after reading her piece Waste Not, Want Not ….

MAHSUDA SNAITH -Waste not, want not- kedleston hall

In today’s episode of the Diverse Minds podcast, we’re carrying on the spirit of South Asian Heritage Month and breaking stigmas and myths, particularly in relation to South Asian women. Joining me on the show is British, South Asian author Mahsuda Snaith. I am lucky to also call Mahsuda a good friend and colleague who helps me work out my business blocks.

In today’s episode of the Diverse Minds podcast, we’re carrying on the spirit of South Asian Heritage Month and breaking stigmas and myths, particularly in relation to South Asian women. Joining me on the show is British, South Asian author Mahsuda Snaith. I am lucky to also call Mahsuda a good friend and colleague who helps me work out my business blocks.

#51 A Writer’s Journey With Mahsuda Snaith

One of my favourite chats with Mahsuda Snaith, award-winning author of How to Find Home. In it we speak about her book on homelessness, representation and finding empathy for others. We also speak about her work on the project 'colonial countryside' looking at the colonial history behind many national trust properties. 

One of my favourite chats with Mahsuda Snaith, award-winning author of How to Find Home. In it we speak about her book on homelessness, representation and finding empathy for others. We also speak about her work on the project 'colonial countryside' looking at the colonial history behind many national trust properties.

S2E8: Homelessness and Colonialism with Mahsuda Snaith