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Cecilia Ferreira |
Night
of Callous Thrust
It was the best day of her life, but she could
not forget another 'red-letter-day'. Joy Isi Bewaji's
flash fiction |
Poems
Poems from South African writer Arja Salafranca |
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Anita's
Cross
13-year-old Anita's mother had just died at Ghandi Hospital.
It was the least of her problems. A Hajira Amla story |
Five
Poems for Women
Poetry for the fairer sex from Nigeria's Richard Ugbede
Ali |
Tade Ipadeola on Fiditi; African writers introduce their
favourite towns in our introspective column on emotional
geography. |
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Cruising
the Nile with Agatha Christie
On a recent visit to Cairo, Isabella Morris revisits the
haunts of an unrepentant Egyptologist |
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Tik-Tok
Time is running out for a mother and son separated
by crystal meth addiction. A story from Australian
resident, Marion Grammer |
Talking
across Borders
Ando Yeva reviews 2009 collections from
poets Amatoritsero Ede and Remi Raji. |
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Literature
according to Africa |
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Return
to Sinnar
Sudanese writer, Mustafa Adam with a new translation
of compatriot, Abd Al-Hai's, classic poem on Exile
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The
Burden
It is deja vu for Tumirai as his brother disappears
in Zimbabwe. Farai Madzimbamuto's short story |
An
Australian View
A reader responds to Adaobi Nwaubani's I
Do Not Come to you by Chance |
Closure
Abubakar Adam Ibrahim, with a 'love triangle'
that crosses borders |
The
Joys of Manhood
They were on a long trek to the new king of Buganda,
but the minds of the men were on Bulls and Heifers...
a Jennifer Makumbi tale |
Naked
Lady
An American expatriate makes an unforgettable encounter
in an Ethiopian University. Short story by Timothy Spence |
Stirring
Ashes
A new translation from the Arabic of a Darfuri story
by Sudanese writer, Yousif Izzat Al-Mahri |
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Tales
by Conversation:
Have you missed an episode? Current edition and links
to back issues |
Cross
Country
A road-trip short story from Zimbabwe's Emmanuel Sigauke |
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White
is for Witching
Tola Ositelu reviews Helen Oyeyemi's book |
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Dancing
with Bones
Grace Kim
makes a case for an African Classic; Boubacar
Boris Diop's Murambi Book of Bones |
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Three
Poems
From Lola Shoneyin, author of The Secret Lives of
Baba Segi's Wives |
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