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43

Self-Portrait as Nation-State

43, Poetry by Safia Elhillo

Susu

43, Fiction by Bwesigye bwa Mwesigire

You are coming from your friend’s. It is Sunday. The date is the 9th of August. You have spoken about the far and near, you have indeed nattered. Y’know it is unusual to converse with an age mate in Rukiga. …

Slo Girl, Jazzy, and Me

43, Fiction by Makambo Tshionyi

If you was to ask Slo Girl, she was to say that she discovered blue religion on a Saturday morning, when she landed flat on her back, ankles twined improper, under a sunny kinda someone; her first reaction upon landing …

I Am Offered a Praline While Syria is Bombed

43, Poetry by Stephen Derwent Partington

A Butcher Fantasy

43, Fiction by Stacy Hardy

It is dark inside the cow. Space is limited; you can crouch or curl or squat on your haunches. My favorite position is fetal: chin down on my stomach, knees drawn up in a tight ball. I sleep like that …

Introducing Issue 43: This Hustle Is Not Your Grandpa’s African Lit

43, Essay, New Issue by Mukoma Wa Ngugi & Laura T. Murphy

When African literature is published in the West, it is all too often realist, in English, and in the spirit of Chinua Achebe. But romance, science fiction, fantasy, epic, experimental poetry, satire, and political allegory all find expression in Africa, …

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