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Imagine Africa: Volume 3

Contributor(s): Shringarpure, Bhakti (Editor), Muholi, Zanele (Contribution by), Waberi, Abdourahmane (Contribution by), Dongala, Emmanuel (Contribution by), Senac, Jean (Contribution by)

ISBN: 9780914671749

Publisher: Archipelago Books

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Pub Date: June 6, 2017

LCCN: 2017285261

Lexile Code: 0000

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Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.40" H x 5.90" L x 7.50" W ( 0.70 lbs) 168 pages

Series: Pirogue

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Description: "Through a collage of poems, essays, fiction, conversations, and visual art, Imagine Africa: Volume Three brings together some of the most essential writers, artists, and thinkers of contemporary Africa. Including powerful photographs in color by Zanele Muholi, stills from the films of Jean-Pierre Bekolo, and works of fiction and poetry from nine languages, Imagine Africa: Volume Three offers a glimpse into a kaleidoscopic and vibrant continent. Spanning across numerous languages, traditions, and media, Imagine Africa: Volume Three brings together some of the most essential voices and visions of Africa today."--from penguinrandomhouse.com

Review Quotes: "The anthology sings with gorgeous visual imagery [and] rings with cries for freedom... Mention must also be made of the brightness of the translations; how their precision highlights and uplifts the poet's vision... The choice to display translations side by side with the original work subverts the expectations of the English-speaking reader, who is so often unused to seeing other languages displayed equally alongside English. This is a truly international book. A stunning collaborative work, which is highly recommended to anyone with an interest in Africa, art, politics, or humans." - Zozi, Cadaverine Magazine (for Imagine Africa: Volume Two)

"The Imagine Africa books are brilliant compilations of essays, poems, short stories, and photography." - Brooks Goddard, Boston University

"Muholi's work is politically potent, capable of communicating on multiple frequencies simultaneously, confronting the audience's preconceived notions of gender binaries, class, sexuality and race." - Jenna Wortham, The New York Times Magazine

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