Wasafiri

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Grenfell, Race, Remembrance	5
Nunca Invisibles: Insurgent Memory and Self-representation by Female Ex-combatants in Colombia	4
Indigenous Knowledge and Marine Conservation in Oral Poems from the Kenyan Coast	4
History, Humour and Spirituality in Contemporary Nigeria: An Interview with Okey Ndibe	3
Photographing Loss: Drawing on Argentine Photography in Rwanda	2
Barbarian Phase	2
Hayao Miyazaki’s European Animation: From European Literary Influences to Nostalgic Re-imaginings	2
Other White	1
Parting	1
The ‘Old Hong Kong’ and ‘A Gold-Sifting Bird’: Hong Kong and Chinese Ekphrasis in Contemporary British Poetry	1
Digitally Mapping Caribbean London: Urban Strolls in the 1950S BBC Radio Archive	1
Ways of Seeing Wetness	1
Performance Poetry, Covid-19 and the New ‘Public Sphere’	1
The Transformation of Identity in Contemporary Japanese Fiction	1
Fortune	1
Banaadiri Fishing Geeraarro	1
The Time Sea	1
Afterlives of Indenture	1
Two Years of Historias Desobedientes: Daughters and Sons of Genocide Perpetrators of the Military Dictatorship in Argentina	1
Picong	1
An Interview with Mieko Kawakami	1
Of Women’s Bonds: Female Friendship and Feminist Ethics of Care in Tabish Khair’s Just Another Jihadi Jane	1
‘Anxious Citizens of the Attention Economy’: In Conversation with Mohsin Hamid	1
On Water	1
A Loss of Innocence	1

Scale and Silence: Visual Arts and Symbolic Repair in Colombia and Kenya	1
J M Coetzee and African Studies	1
‘We are Louder when we are Heard Together’: Sara Ahmed on Complaint!	0
Good Old New Ways	0
Specters of World Literature: Orientalism, Modernity, and the Novel in the Middle East	0
Prayer	0
Chinatown; Wandering Souls Chinatown Thuận. Translated by Nguyễn An LýTilted Axis Press, London2022, pb, 183pp, £9.99ISBN 978191128467	0
Among the Contributors	0
Liminal Spaces: Migration and Women of the Guyanese Diaspora	0
Remembering and Forgetting: Life after Nuclear War	0
What Is Seen and What Is Said	0
The Solid Facts of a Life	0
Lone; Imprint: Sonnet; Velvet	0
The Contract Cleaners Prepare Flat 64 for the Next Tenant	0
Of the Florids Of the Florids Shawn HooDiode Editions, Doha, Qatar and Richmond, Virginia2022, pb, 48pp, US$12.00ISBN 97819339728548 |	0
Political and Planetary Panic: Penning Motherhood in Trump’s America	0
Memory, Inheritance: Three Recent Works on thse Afterlives of Indenture	0
The Giant Dark	0
Faith	0
The Dragons, The Giant, The Women; How Beautiful We Were	0
Peace be Still	0
Inside the Invisible: Memorialising Slavery and Freedom in the Life and Works of Lubaina Himid	0
Seamless	0
Stealing from the Saracens: How Islamic Architecture Shaped Europe	0
Writing as Sense-Making: Textual Responses to Muslim Migration and Displacement	0
Salt Prints	0
The Politics and Ethics of Translation: A Conversation with Mona Baker and Vicente L Rafael	0
Accountability, Liminality, and (Mis)Representations in Translation: Khairani Barokka and Tiffany Tsao in conversation	0
Kelly Sinnapah Mary’s Quarantine	0
Three Poems after a Drawing by Tupaia	0
Mother Tongues	0
England’s Green	0
What We Carried	0
Uprooted in the ‘Postcolonial’ Moment: Attia Hosain’s No New Lands, No New Seas	0
Assembly	0
Reputation	0
Once, There Was a Version	0
Nyambura and the Multi-Coloured Bird	0
Reading the Past and the Present, Painting the Sea and the Sky	0
In India and East Africa/E-Indiya nase East Africa: A Travelogue in isiXhosa and English	0
Out of Sri Lanka: Tamil, Sinhala & English Poetry from Sri Lanka & Its Diasporas Out of Sri Lanka: Tamil, Sinhala & English Poetry from Sri Lanka & Its	0
Among the Contributors	0
The Seals at Morte Point	0
Mangrove Nights; Noches de manglar	0
Talking Histories, Making Stories	0
Life in the UK	0
Malaysian Crossings: Place and Language in the Worlding of Modern Chinese Literature Malaysian Crossings: Place and Language in the Worlding of Modern Chinese Literatu	0
Making News: Notes on a Scandal	0
‘Representing Anything Limits You, Makes You Smaller’: A Conversation with Ahdaf Soueif and Kamila Shamsie	0
Three Poems	0

Translating Lives, Lives Translated	0
Mother, Earth — A Colloquy	0
Failing to Write You a Ghazal	0
The Remains of the Day: Re-tracing Archival Art through Dayanita Singh and Ali Kazim	0
One Small Voice	0
The Shivering Rope: on Translating my Mother’s Poetry	0
Knock on Wood	0
Who Wins? The Politics of Prize Culture in Canada’s CODE Burt Awards	0
The Past – and Future – of Black Britishness in Children’s Books	0
A ‘Balanced’ History of Empire: Sathnam Sanghera’s Empireland and Other Colonial Anti-Colonial Histories	0
Hashim and Family	0
The Book of Reykjavik	0
Parallel Movement of the Hands: Five Unfinished Longer Works	0
Creative Radicalism in the Middle East: Culture and the Arab Left after the Uprisings	0
Among the Contributors	0
What the Centre Cannot Hold: Pandemic Vicissitudes and Contemporary Art in Singapore	0
The Intimate, Impossible act of Translation	0
Living with the Anthropocene: Love, Loss and Hope in the Face of Environmental Crisis	0
The Fortune Men	0
A Drop Of Happiness	0
Unbury Our Dead With Song	0
The Other Islands	0
Toward our ancient futures: An interview with Witi Ihimaera	0
Early Morning Facts and a Few Questions	0
Untold Stories from the War: Women, Air Raids and Atomic Bombs	0
The Centre; Meet Us by the Roaring Sea The Centre Ayesha Manazir SiddiqiZando, USA2023, hb, 272pp, $28ISBN 9781638930549 | https://zan	0
Canefield	0
Insurgent Imaginations: World Literature and the Periphery	0
Land and Sea Acts: Performances in and out of Photography on the South African Coast	0
The Sigh of Sorrow and the Force of Art: On the Work of Erika Diettes	0
In Place of a Personal Statement	0
Paper Trail	0
‘Discontent, Spray Paint and Desire’: On Trans Literary Activism	0
Mediating Aotearoa: Essays on Māori Culture; Wow Mediating Aotearoa: Essays on Māori Culture Dieter RiemenschneiderTranzlit, Kronberg	0
The Library to Come	0
a discontinuous line	0
Reggae, Roots and the Brixton Bard: Carolyn Cooper Talks to Alex Wheatle	0
before the anointing	0
Zo and the Forest of Secrets; When We Were Birds	0
Relapse Dream Ending with My Grandmother’s Hands	0
The Undiscovered Country	0
Among the Contributors	0
Three Rooms	0
East African Maritime Imagination, with Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor	0
Claiming Space in a Hostile Environment: Journeys of Migration	0
‘An Act of Politicised Attention’: War and the Writer-Witness	0
‘What Have I Done?’ and Other Illusions of Control	0
eight breaths	0
Cut from the Same Cloth? Muslim Women on Life in Britain	0
Frenemies	0
Songs We Learn from Trees: An Anthology of Ethiopian Amharic Poetry	0
The Kids	0
Among the Contributors	0
On the Edge: Fate and Flourishing in the Fringes	0
Among the Contributors	0
Among the Contributors	0
Spoken Wor(l)ds: Anglophony, Poetry, Translation	0
The Paths that Undo Me; Les chemins qui me séparent	0
Fluidity, Indeterminacy,Interdependence: A Conversation with Chloe Aridjis	0
High Stakes: Elaine Castillo on Being Better Readers	0
Topographies of Exclusion: Refugees, Windrush, and the Politics of Space in Recent British Film	0
Swallow	0
‘Africa Pulse’: Dynamic Interventions in African Literature	0
Working Creatively Across Media, Language and Location: East Africa–UK Literary Collaborations	0
In the Wake of the Wake of the Wake	0
Acts of Faith and Frightening Fictions: An Interview With Ivan Vladislavić	0
Absent Presence	0
Twenty-Eight Pounds Ten Shillings: A Windrush Story	0
The Sense of an Ending	0
Home in the World: A Memoir; Border Crossings: My Journey as a Western Muslim	0
Out of Darkness, Shining Light / The First Woman	0
The Critic at Work and Play: In Conversation with Margo Jefferson	0
The Great Reclamation; The Age of Goodbyes The Great Reclamation Rachel HengHachette, London2023, hb, 464pp, £20ISBN 9781035406326 | w	0
The Book of Desire	0
A Musician’s Ear	0
Educational Grief	0
Hibakusha Memories: Between the Generations	0
Mister N; Traces of Enayat Mister N Najwa Barakat. Translated by Luke LeafgrenAnd Other Stories, Sheffield2022, pb, 256pp, £9.99ISBN 9	0
A Lonely Man	0
‘Keys to Paradise’: Libraries, Literature, and Literacy in Palestine	0

Mister, Mister	0
A Passage North; An Island	0
Harriet’s Party: An Excerpt from Love Marriage	0
The Day Before	0
Trouble	0
Pedagogies of Defiance	0
Doing the Work, With Paul Mendez and Niven Govinden	0
A Taste of Salt/‘Goute Sel’: Artistic Collaboration at the Ghetto Biennale	0
Gender, Politics, and Labour ‘in the Language of the Cane Fields’: An Interview with Basdeo Panday	0
‘Stop Finding Dimensions to Silence’: Selections and Reflections from Octavia Poetry Collective	0
Warriors’ Dreams	0
Necropolitics	0
The Passport That Does Not Pass Ports: African Literature of Travel in the Twenty-First Century	0
Unruly Subjects in Shun Medoruma’s ‘Walking a Street Named Peace’ and Miri Yū’sTokyo Ueno Station	0
Born in the USSR: Soundtrack to a Childhood	0
‘A Crucial Unlearning’: Saikat Majumdar in Conversation	0
In Conversation with the Welsh Government’s Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Communities, Contributions and Cynefin in the New Curriculum Working Group: Final Report Chaired by Professor Charlo	0
Little Gods	0
Turkish Coffee	0
First to Go	0
Water Birth	0
Among the contributors	0
Third Person Female	0
Temple in the Sea	0
Postcolonial Disaster: Narrating Catastrophe in the Twenty-First Century	0
The Philippine Inclination: Migrations of Art	0
The Orchid Folios	0
Spinning stories: India, Diaspora, and the internet novel	0
A Fold in Time	0
The Sand Man	0
Narrativising and Archiving Protest in Kenya	0
Wrecking Ball: Conversing with Gina Miller	0
Antiemetic for Homesickness	0
Another Way to Split Water	0
Deporting Black Britons: Portraits of Deportation to Jamaica	0
The Power of Books: Wafaa Bilal’s 168:01 and Edmund de Waal’s library of exile	0
The Burke Street Chronicles	0
A 14-day Sentence	0
Room	0
Among the Contributors	0
American Creature	0
Today My Heart Is	0
Tale of the Dreamer’s Son Tale of the Dreamer’s Son Preeta SamarasanWorld Editions, New York2022, pb, 360pp, $19.99ISBN 9781642861204	0
‘I Will Begin’ and ‘Spices, Ink, and Paper’	0
Tazmamart; Lives Lost: In Search of a New Tomorrow	0
早晨	0
Convivial Worlds: Writing Relation from Africa	0
Among the Contributors	0
Writing Watersheds: Climate, Prejudice, And Paranoia	0
People of Nowhere; Burma, 2021; The Fall of Revolution	0
Pierrot; Guabancex	0
सफ़रनामा / safarnama	0
The Yak Dilemma; A God at the Door	0
Igifu	0
Rose and Lemongrass Tea	0
Diversity–Inclusion–Equity	0
‘Penguinising’ Black Britain	0
Im/Possibly Black: The Coolie Poetics ofBazodee	0
Sustaining Seas: Oceanic Space and the Politics of Care	0
We	0
The Vanishing Half	0
Natural Causes	0
Between Land Reclamation and Labour, Empathy and Asian New Wave Film: Fungibility in Yeo Siew Hua’s A Land Imagined 幻土	0
Wild Fires; What a Mother’s Love Don’t Teach You	0
The Disappearance of Jessica Mansour	0
Three poems	0
Bandhani	0
Sis	0
‘The Gravity of Her Existence’: Madeleine Thien on Y-Dang Troeung	0
Photography, Poetry, and Polyphony: Postmemory of The Gwangju Massacre in Han Kang’s Human Acts	0
Allegories	0
Reflections on Race by a Secondary English Teacher	0
An Island of Whiteness: Rereading Penelope Lively’sOleander, Jacaranda(1994)	0
As a Kind of Contact	0
El Nabatat Island	0
Collection No Longer on Display: Restoring Medieval England’s Arabic Books to View	0
The Paradise of Food	0
Reading Black Childhoods in Chains and Crongton Knights	0
Gooseman	0
Wound	0
The American Way: Stories of Invasion	0
The Library of the Dead	0
Karachi Vice: Life and Death in a Contested City	0
Rediscovering Self, Race, and Class Through Cultural Translation: An Interview with Will Harris	0
Small Days (Six Poems)	0
Lily of the Valley	0
Bone Picking	0
Viva South African Voices: C A Davids and Kelwyn Sole	0
We Move	0
Correction	0
Spring Flower	0
Private Archives, Public Deaths in Rwanda and Argentina: Conversations with Claver Irakoze and Ludmila da Silva Catela	0
Uncle Joe; The Mockingbird Sings of Gung-Gung	0
Glocal Narratives of Resilience	0
The Golden Books	0