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February 9, 2023

Submit to Sistah Sistah’s African Feminist Anthology

Sistah Sistah

April 13, 2022

Cheswayo Mphanza on Intertextual Poetry & Zambia’s Moment

The author of the National Book Critics Circle Award-nominated poetry collection The Rinehart Frames wants “an expansion in terms of how we speak of African literature.”
Kanyinsola Olorunnisola
Cheswayo Mphanza.

June 15, 2021

Kayo Chingonyi Turns to Zambia’s Griefs in A Blood Condition

“I wanted to talk about the world that was possible in Zambia, in the generations that preceded me and the worlds that transpired in Zambia,” said the author of Kamukanda.
Emmanuel Esomnofu
A Blood Condition by Kayo Chingonyi.

May 13, 2021

The Rinehart Frames by Cheswayo Mphanza — An Exciting Achievement in Intertextual Poetry

In his debut collection, the well-read Zambian poet samples artists and fuses forms, resulting in a remarkable conversation of influences, a homage.
Ernest Ogunyemi
The Rinehart Frames by Cheswayo Mphanza

February 9, 2023

Submit to Sistah Sistah’s African Feminist Anthology

Sistah Sistah

April 13, 2022

Cheswayo Mphanza.

Cheswayo Mphanza on Intertextual Poetry & Zambia’s Moment

The author of the National Book Critics Circle Award-nominated poetry collection The Rinehart Frames wants “an expansion in terms of how we speak of African literature.”
Kanyinsola Olorunnisola

June 15, 2021

A Blood Condition by Kayo Chingonyi.

Kayo Chingonyi Turns to Zambia’s Griefs in A Blood Condition

“I wanted to talk about the world that was possible in Zambia, in the generations that preceded me and the worlds that transpired in Zambia,” said the author of Kamukanda.
Emmanuel Esomnofu

May 13, 2021

The Rinehart Frames by Cheswayo Mphanza

The Rinehart Frames by Cheswayo Mphanza — An Exciting Achievement in Intertextual Poetry

In his debut collection, the well-read Zambian poet samples artists and fuses forms, resulting in a remarkable conversation of influences, a homage.
Ernest Ogunyemi

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