Ruth S. Wenske
@noruthie.bsky.social
Scholar of African literatures; realism, speculative fiction, poetry, autobiography, climate fiction, hydrocolonialism; co-editor of special issue "African sf" in _Science Fiction Studies_ (2024)
1.Waiting,Goretti Kyomuhendo
2.Sacred Seed,Rebeka Njau
3.Ceremony,Leslie M.Silko
4.Butter Honey Pig Bread,Francesca Ekwuyasi
5.Vagabonds!,Eloghosa Osunde
6.Midnight Robber,Nalo Hopkinson
7.Book of Echoes,Rosanna Amaka
8.The Deep,Rivers Solomon
9.Home Fire,Kamila Shamsie
10.Map of Home,Randa Jarrar
2.Sacred Seed,Rebeka Njau
3.Ceremony,Leslie M.Silko
4.Butter Honey Pig Bread,Francesca Ekwuyasi
5.Vagabonds!,Eloghosa Osunde
6.Midnight Robber,Nalo Hopkinson
7.Book of Echoes,Rosanna Amaka
8.The Deep,Rivers Solomon
9.Home Fire,Kamila Shamsie
10.Map of Home,Randa Jarrar
March 9, 2025 at 8:00 AM
1.Waiting,Goretti Kyomuhendo
2.Sacred Seed,Rebeka Njau
3.Ceremony,Leslie M.Silko
4.Butter Honey Pig Bread,Francesca Ekwuyasi
5.Vagabonds!,Eloghosa Osunde
6.Midnight Robber,Nalo Hopkinson
7.Book of Echoes,Rosanna Amaka
8.The Deep,Rivers Solomon
9.Home Fire,Kamila Shamsie
10.Map of Home,Randa Jarrar
2.Sacred Seed,Rebeka Njau
3.Ceremony,Leslie M.Silko
4.Butter Honey Pig Bread,Francesca Ekwuyasi
5.Vagabonds!,Eloghosa Osunde
6.Midnight Robber,Nalo Hopkinson
7.Book of Echoes,Rosanna Amaka
8.The Deep,Rivers Solomon
9.Home Fire,Kamila Shamsie
10.Map of Home,Randa Jarrar
"What passes for night here has more to do with the place
where the body is flayed open to sorrow and wonder." From Chris Abani's "The Are No Names for Red."
where the body is flayed open to sorrow and wonder." From Chris Abani's "The Are No Names for Red."
February 15, 2025 at 11:57 AM
"What passes for night here has more to do with the place
where the body is flayed open to sorrow and wonder." From Chris Abani's "The Are No Names for Red."
where the body is flayed open to sorrow and wonder." From Chris Abani's "The Are No Names for Red."