For too long, the story of coffee has been told through the eyes of the buyer, the trader, the foreigner looking in. Coffee. Milk. Blood. changes that.

This photo essay is a raw and thought-provoking reflection on coffee, power, and identity, told through the voices of the people who grow, process, and sell it. It is a story of African coffee producers, women, and entrepreneurs—not as struggling figures in need of saving, but as leaders, risk-takers, and visionaries shaping their own futures.

Through stunning imagery and powerful narratives, this work challenges neo-colonial perceptions of the coffee industry and redefines what empowerment truly means—from the perspective of those living it.

This is a book for those who seek to understand, question, and change the narrative. Because until the lion learns to write, the story will always glorify the hunter.

Buy your copy today and be part of the conversation.