In a culmination of ideas he has develop during many years, Andindilile investigates whether an Anglophone African literary-linguistic continuum exists, and if so what form dies it take in the var
After years of study, Gamuute has identified the basic rhythmic elements out of which Somali poets create verse lines, and the principles that govern their use. He also describes the evolving syst
From the "imaginative geographies" of conquest identified by Edward Said to the very real and material institution of territorial borders, regions and geographical amalgamations, the control, administ
The Chadian writer Nimrod—philosopher, poet, novelist, and essayist—is one of the most dynamic and vital voices in contemporary African literature and thought. Yet little of Nimrod’s
