Winter/Spring 2012
Abioseh Porter, Editor
Table of Contents
Traditions, Trajectories and Transformative Migrations:
The Multifarious Diasporic Contextualities of Nair, Nazareth and Vassanji's Fictions
Aaron L. Rosenberg
Suspending Disbelief and Rational Choice in Asungushe Kayombo's The Best is Yet to Come
Sonja Darlington
African Literary Aesthetics: Continuity and Change
Tanure Ojaide
The Nobel Laureates in Literature of the African Diaspora
Leah Creque
Utopianism and the Quest Motif in Ben Okri
Abiodun Adeniji
African American Women's Nineteenth Century Public (Vocal) and Private (Text) Voice
Patrina Jones
Shadows of Development In the New Poetry of the Niger Delta
Kontein Trinya
Fela's Rebel Afrobeat: A Pedagogical Perspective
Peter Wuteh Vakunta
Feminist Perspectives And Intra-gender Conflict In Tess Onwueme's Tell It To Women
Enajite Ojaruega
In Conversation with Haile Gerima
Debra Boyd
TELLING STORIES: Akínwùmí Ìsòlá in Translation "School Resumes" Being an English Translation of Ogún Omodé From the Yorùbá
Pamela J Olununmi Smith
The Road Trip of 1975: How Far We Have Come, How Close to Austin We Remain
Eileen Julien
This I Remember
Don Burness
Reviews
Mahmud Kati, Ta'rikh al-fattash: The Timbuktu Chronicles
Nubia Kai