The Way I See It: We Need New Myths
By Chronic / September 27, 2024
Perhaps the use of alternative points of emphasis is an attempt to subvert easy comprehension by those outside the community. “Who no know go know,” as Fela said.
A Night with a Elephant – a live reading
By Chimurenga / September 25, 2024
Chimurenga and Inkani Books presents a live reading of Femi Osofisan’s A […]
The Picture
By Chronic / August 27, 2024
In those moments all that noise seems to come together like a finely arranged orchestra. Every move, every gun shot, on cue as if conducted.
Threatening the Hormonal Stability of Imbeciles
By Chronic / August 20, 2024
We say: That means you know nothing. So, I know nothing.
Senselessness
By Chronic / August 14, 2024
“I am not complete in the mind.” So begins the first of exiled Honduran novelist Moya’s novels
Homeless in the Afterlife
By Chronic / August 2, 2024
Myriad and alienating bureaucratic procedures often delay the passing of souls in a tortuous passing of time. Florence Madenga recalls the way back home.