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Features, Interviews 2017/07/17

Being Arab, Muslim and Female in a Post-Trump World | Interview with Leila Chatti, 2017 Brunel Prize Shortlistee

Weeks ago, we announced that Africa in Dialogue had published an e-book of interviews with the ten poets shortlisted for the 2017 Brunel Poetry Prize. The interviews were conducted by the Website’s editor Gaamangwe Joy Mogami and were published in collaboration with Praxis Magazine. We are republishing a few of them. * Leila Chatti is a Tunisian-American poet. She is […]

On Crude Language and Coming Out | Interview with Sahro Ali, 2017 Brunel Prize Shortlistee | Africa in Dialogue

Weeks ago, we announced that Africa in Dialogue has published an e-book of interviews with the ten poets shortlisted for the 2017 Brunel Poetry Prize. The interviews were conducted by the Website’s editor, Gaamangwe Joy Mogami, and were published in collaboration with Praxis Magazine. We are republishing a few of them. * Sahro Ali is a Somali-Australian poet whose […]

Trump Eyes | By Tendisai Cromwell | Fiction

“Trump was president now and we were two Blacks and one Muslim in the back of a white man’s pickup truck who took down his Confederate flag just to trick us.” In the summer of whatever year in wherever-the-hell, my dad and I sat in the back of a white man’s pickup truck. My dad […]