Winter/Spring 2013
Abioseh Porter, Editor
Table of Contents
Articles
Performance and Social Construction of Historical Tradition: Memories of Vulnerable Ancestors
Mustafa Kemal Mirzeler
Living in Subalternity: The Becoming of the Subaltern in Bessie Head's A Woman Alone, A Gesture of Belonging, and When Rain Clouds Gather
Reshmi Mukherjee
Do We Still Have Postcolonialism?
Kenneth W. Harrow
In Search of the Divide Between the Local and the Global
Hilary Kowino
Nawal El Saadawi and the Female Predicament: A Study of Woman at Point Zero
Eustace Palmer
"Stop Acting Black!": Black Conscious (Racial) Identities in Coconut
Abobo Kumbalonah
Review Essay on Selected Contemporary Sierra Leonean Fiction
Matthew J. Christensen
Reviews
Aimé Césaire's African Theater: Of Poets, Prophets, and Politicians
Vivan Steemers
Chinua Achebe. There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra
Kalu Ogbaa
Focus on Nigeria: Literature and Culture
Mary Jane Androne
WaWa-West Africa: A Coming of Age Memoir
Rose Sackeyfio
Of Africa. Wole Soyinka
Aaron Eastley
Zimbabwe Fiction – Signs of a Rebound
Bill Schroeder
Translation
AKÍNWÙMÍ ÌSÒLÁ: "Respite at the Farm" (Excerpt from the novel Ogún Omodé, Chapter Two)
Translated from the Yorùbá by Pamela J. Olúbùmmi Smith