The Muted Bride When a girl dreams, the spouse appears.
“When a girl dreams, the spouse appears.” – The Muted Bride by Salma Abdulatif
Windhoek The sun gets down on hands and knees, peers at how unremarkably the year is spent.
“The sun gets down on hands and knees, peers at how unremarkably the year is spent.” – Windhoek by Kina Indongo
Vara I wished her words meant nothing to me, that I could lay in my daughter’s tiny bed, in guiltless grief.
“I wished her words meant nothing to me, that I could lay in my daughter’s tiny bed, in guiltless grief.” — Vara by Delila Katanga
Framing A New Liberated Africa Feeding the desire to construct new African worlds through apertures and shutter speeds.
Framing A New Liberated Africa: Feeding the desire to construct new African worlds through apertures and shutter speeds. – Curated by Basler Afrika Bibliographien
The Hunger Of Absence If you could, you would fit his whole frame in your mouth.
“If you could, you would fit his whole frame in your mouth.” — The Hunger Of Absence by Kina Indongo
The Plans I Have For You It seemed like a good time.
“It seemed like a good time.” — The Plans I Have For You by Kay-Leigh De Sousa
Song Of The Lake Auralgraphs from Lilongwe, Salima, and Blantyre, Malawi.
“Picture this: a quiet Tuesday morning, a noisy mind, a lake running across a whole country.” — Auralgraphs from Lilongwe, Salima, and Blantyre, Malawi by Tamanda Kanjaye
Siyah Zibast Black is beautiful.
“With my melanin constantly under scrutiny, the need to say “Black is beautiful” in the Iranian context has always been evident to me, even urgent.” — Siyah zibast by Priscillia Kounkou-Hoveyda
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