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BOTSWANA SPEAKS GENDER ISSUES THROUGH POETRY
By Mbizo Chirasha on
The Botswana Poetry Festival project was born through a collaborative effort of the... Read more →
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THE INAUGURAL FREEDOM VOICES POETRY WRITING PRIZE GOES TO NIGERIA AND ZIMBABWE
By Mbizo Chirasha on
Africa is gifted with a blessing of spoken word artists, literalists, wordsmiths and... Read more →
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Mixed-Media Artist Mish Lets the Dogs Out
By Cultural Weekly on
Artist Mish is the illustrator for the new kids’ book by writer John Yamrus, Phoebe and... Read more →
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For the Love of Dogs
By Arya F. Jenkins on
An Interview with Artist/Illustrator, Mish Do not underestimate the power of the... Read more →
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Book Review: Phoebe and Ito are dogs by John Yamrus / Illustrated by Mish
By Rob Plath on
Phoebe and Ito are dogs (Epic Rites Press 2019), carved out of the ABCs wonderfully... Read more →
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A Grand Leap In Every Sense
By Sylvie Drake on
I know as much about basketball as I do about astrophysics. Sports are not my thing. So... Read more →
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Broken Hat by Barry Lank
By A. L. Diaz on
In a world where popular opinion touts new as better and abandons the old, Barry Lank’s... Read more →
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Door
By Yan Sham Shackleton on
“Door" is an excerpt from a trilogy of novels set in Hong Kong. The novels span the 50... Read more →
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How We Let the Light Get In
By Sylvie Drake on
Going to the theatre can be an act of faith, a search for meaning or simply a search for... Read more →
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One Way by Mohammed Sumili
By A. L. Diaz on
Mohammed Sumili’s One Way is a collection of short stories about a group of individuals... Read more →
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