Linton Kwesi Johnson is a Jamaican-born British poet and activist, widely regarded as the most influential dub poet in the world. His work fuses reggae rhythms with powerful political commentary, addressing racism, police brutality, and the Black British experience with uncompromising force and lyrical brilliance. Time Come is a collection that showcases his distinctive voice — one that has been recognised with awards including the Silver Musgrave Medal and the Commandeur de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. Johnson's poetry has been essential to the development of Black British literature and culture. His audiobooks and recordings are powerful listening experiences that bring the full force of his rhythmic, revolutionary verse to audiences.
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