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Candice Carty-Williams: ‘People feel very attached to Queenie’

The Guardian· Jun 20, 2026 · 8:57 AM · 7 views

Candice Carty-Williams shares the ups and downs of adapting 'Queenie' for TV, highlighting the struggle against stereotypes. With a sequel on the horizon, she explores deeper themes like Black maternal healthcare. Carty-Williams balances success with a focus on authenticity and mental health. #Queenie #CandiceCartyWilliams #BlackAuthors #RepresentationMatters #BookAdaptation

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