Oxford FC My brown skin and style—his gaze asked what he did not.
“My brown skin and style—his gaze asked what he did not.” — Oxford F.C. by Priscillia Kounkou-Hoveyda
Daughters Of A Witch Mother says we should let our older sister go and live with the thing she calls a boyfriend.
“Mother says we should let our older sister go and live with the thing she calls a boyfriend.” —Daughters Of A Witch by Veripuami Nandee Kangumine
Meet Cute Resurrection is possible but improbable.
“Resurrection is possible but improbable.” — Meet Cute by Heather Barker
Grapefruit Notice the veins and rivers that run from you.
“Notice the veins and rivers that run from you.” — Grapefruit by Veripuami Nandee Kangumine
There Isn’t A Word In Your Language For Being Touched But there are signs that you must have given.
“There isn’t a word in your language for being touched. But there are signs that you must have given.” — There Isn’t A Word In Your Language For Being Touched by Veripuami Nandee Kangumine
The Many Forms Of A Sure Thing We are strong until affection weakens us.
“We are strong until affection weakens us.” — The Many Forms Of A Sure Thing
Tomorrow/Together Wherever we are headed, there is only one way to get there: together.
“Wherever it is we are headed—those that remain—there is only one way to get there: together.”—Tomorrow/Together, an editorial by Rémy Ngamije.
Sentiment With Intention Literatea 04: Sisonke Msimang.
“The best time to write a memoir is when you have something to say. Memoir writing is ultimately just writing—so the story has to dictate the writing. Memoir is not autobiography.” —Literatea, 04: Sentiment With Intention, a conversation with Sisonke Msimang.
Whispers On Fingertips Literatea 03: Ishmael Beah.
“I am so deep into the world of the characters that I can taste their whispers on my fingertips…”—Literatea, 03: Whispers On Fingertips, a conversation with Ishmael Beah.