Bernadine Evaristo thrilled to see work be recognised after Man Booker win

The transcript covers the impact of winning the Booker Prize, highlighting the significance of being the first black woman to win. It discusses the diversity and inclusivity in literary awards, emphasizing the role of women judges. The speaker shares her personal and professional journey, detailing her struggles and achievements over nearly 40 years. She expresses hope to inspire other black female writers. Finally, she talks about her future plans and the need to exploit current opportunities while maintaining a clear headspace for new work.

How long has the speaker been writing professionally, and what does she consider her breakthrough moment?

What does the speaker say about the recognition of her work over the years?

What are the speaker's thoughts on the future after winning the prize?