Relations : an anthology of African and diaspora voices /
Relations : an anthology of African and diaspora voices /
Anthology of African and diaspora voices
[edited by] Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond.
- First Harpervia Edition.
- vii, 451 pages ; 24 cm
Nanyuman / so long and Fuji-san / The body is more than a landfill and less than all that I am / To the woman who accused me of breastfeeding the madman's child and by any other name / Ezouga and post mortem / Daughter of a Bedouin chief / God's plan / Her sweetie, her sugarcane / Krifé / Queens and Sleeping Beauty (of Borehamwood) and Waterstones and Ode to a discarded face mask and Denouement/ Finding Descartes / Fulbright / Dirty money / The Kilmonger doctrine of color and humanity / Churai / [Coolitude: ce balisier-mirador] / This tangible thing / In a yellow dress with red flowers / A honey-headed child / Napoleão / Atat / Sontem and Në na'a mpúrí haalo and En la puerta primavera / Lagos wives club / I am lost! / Poor men have too much ego / Sundays in Nairobi / Mbuya Baines / The swagger stick man of June fifteen / The heart of the father / Trophy / Célebrons la culture / Word maker. / by Ayesha Harruna Attah -- by Mogolodi Bond -- by Sarah Uheida -- by Phillippa Yaa de Villiers -- by Bahia Mahmud H. Awah -- by Miral al-Tahawy -- by Boakyewaa Glover -- by Natasha Omokhodion-Kalulu Banda -- by Chiké Frankie Edozien -- by Dami Ajayi -- by Reem Gaafar -- by Rémy Ngamije -- by Kim Coleman Foote-- by Joe Robert Cole-- by Fatima Camara-- by Khal Torabully -- by Yejide Kilanko -- by Lillian Akampurira Aujo -- by Nana Nyarko Boateng -- by Conceiçāo Lima -- by Arao Ameny -- by Recaredo Silebo Boturu -- by Vanessa Walters -- by Richard Ali a Mutu K -- by Edwige-Renée Dro -- by Jacquelynn Kerubo-- by Makananka Mavengere -- by Chuma Nwokolo -- by Enuma Okoro -- by Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond -- by Salma Khalil -- by Ayi Renaud Dossavi-Alipoeh. Introduction --
Many people in the world today see those who do not look like them, or who speak differently as being separate; as "other." Relations challenges the human illusion of separation, illuminating the connections that link us all as humans, different though equal in every way. In this powerful anthology, new and established storytellers reshape the narratives that restrict and subjugate, revealing the truth of our shared humanity despite differences such as language, identity, class, and gender. Edited by Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond, Relations is a meeting place of perspectives, a profound meditation on the diversity of the Black experience in a post-Black Panther world. The essays, poetry, and stories included span format and genre; they address questions of culture and experience among communities across the globe, who we are, who we want to be, and what it means to navigate life in a Black body. Relations is a vibrant, essential examination of being that elevates voices from different corners of the world. African and diaspora writers share in an urgent gathering of story, a place for contemplation and celebration of the deepest relations.
9780063089044 0063089041
African American authors--Literary collections.
Authors, Black--Literary collections.
African Americans--Fiction.
African fiction (English)--21st century.
Short stories, African (English)--21st century.
Poetry.
Essays.
Nanyuman / so long and Fuji-san / The body is more than a landfill and less than all that I am / To the woman who accused me of breastfeeding the madman's child and by any other name / Ezouga and post mortem / Daughter of a Bedouin chief / God's plan / Her sweetie, her sugarcane / Krifé / Queens and Sleeping Beauty (of Borehamwood) and Waterstones and Ode to a discarded face mask and Denouement/ Finding Descartes / Fulbright / Dirty money / The Kilmonger doctrine of color and humanity / Churai / [Coolitude: ce balisier-mirador] / This tangible thing / In a yellow dress with red flowers / A honey-headed child / Napoleão / Atat / Sontem and Në na'a mpúrí haalo and En la puerta primavera / Lagos wives club / I am lost! / Poor men have too much ego / Sundays in Nairobi / Mbuya Baines / The swagger stick man of June fifteen / The heart of the father / Trophy / Célebrons la culture / Word maker. / by Ayesha Harruna Attah -- by Mogolodi Bond -- by Sarah Uheida -- by Phillippa Yaa de Villiers -- by Bahia Mahmud H. Awah -- by Miral al-Tahawy -- by Boakyewaa Glover -- by Natasha Omokhodion-Kalulu Banda -- by Chiké Frankie Edozien -- by Dami Ajayi -- by Reem Gaafar -- by Rémy Ngamije -- by Kim Coleman Foote-- by Joe Robert Cole-- by Fatima Camara-- by Khal Torabully -- by Yejide Kilanko -- by Lillian Akampurira Aujo -- by Nana Nyarko Boateng -- by Conceiçāo Lima -- by Arao Ameny -- by Recaredo Silebo Boturu -- by Vanessa Walters -- by Richard Ali a Mutu K -- by Edwige-Renée Dro -- by Jacquelynn Kerubo-- by Makananka Mavengere -- by Chuma Nwokolo -- by Enuma Okoro -- by Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond -- by Salma Khalil -- by Ayi Renaud Dossavi-Alipoeh. Introduction --
Many people in the world today see those who do not look like them, or who speak differently as being separate; as "other." Relations challenges the human illusion of separation, illuminating the connections that link us all as humans, different though equal in every way. In this powerful anthology, new and established storytellers reshape the narratives that restrict and subjugate, revealing the truth of our shared humanity despite differences such as language, identity, class, and gender. Edited by Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond, Relations is a meeting place of perspectives, a profound meditation on the diversity of the Black experience in a post-Black Panther world. The essays, poetry, and stories included span format and genre; they address questions of culture and experience among communities across the globe, who we are, who we want to be, and what it means to navigate life in a Black body. Relations is a vibrant, essential examination of being that elevates voices from different corners of the world. African and diaspora writers share in an urgent gathering of story, a place for contemplation and celebration of the deepest relations.
9780063089044 0063089041
African American authors--Literary collections.
Authors, Black--Literary collections.
African Americans--Fiction.
African fiction (English)--21st century.
Short stories, African (English)--21st century.
Poetry.
Essays.