Welcoming writing from writers of all backgrounds engaged in the decolonial project while centering African, African-American, and Black Diaspora writing.
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Audrey Shipp’s “The Decolonial Passage” seeks your entries. jamesmurua.com/audrey-shipps… via @jamesmurua
Congratulations to our nominees for Best of the Net! This selection contains writing written between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
What do we plant? What can we grow? Read the poem "The Land Remembers" by Gloria D. Gonsalves. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
Issue #3 Ecology continues with the interrogative: "Why did the plastic bag cross the road?" A poem by Nsisong Udosen. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
Changes in nature and society. The story: "Frenzy" by Ryan Hesketh. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
Issue #3: Ecology. Read the poem "Crickets" by E.D. Watson. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
Against the tedium of daily life, nature. Read the poem by Thomas Piekarski. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
In Zoe Mahfouz's flash fiction, the author presents an allegory for contamination, memory, and survival. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
In the face of climate change, what happens when inhabitants of a land abandon indigenous architecture for designs from the West? Read the personal essay "Tombs Called Homes" by @Ami_Tamakloe. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
The river hydrates, nourishes, remembers in the personal essay by Jonas Attilus. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
Whales, ferns, moss, small leafy plants. Read the "witching snare" poem by Wenmimareba Collins Klobah @WK_Collins. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
When eucalyptus trees were planted in Ethiopia, the result was not what was expected. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
We've published Parker Munson in the Ecology Issue. Read his poem on the link. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
Take in "The View from Cabrillo Ave" and get a glimpse of our ecological future." thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
In the poem "Oh Tree" by Sethunya Hlobisa Matsie," the tree is alive. But what happened to the woman and her child? Read Issue #3: Ecology. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
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One of the many problems of Nigeria, is her inability to grapple with her dark past—the Nigeria/Biafra war, religious, ethnic, tribal, and political riots.
History was removed from Nigerian school curriculum in 2008, only to be reintroduced years later.
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This flash nonfiction piece pushes the boundaries of the genre as the narrative voice retraces childhood to adulthood, crosses continents, and compares societies. Read "Time Lapse" by Augustine Obasi @AuggieFilms thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
This flash nonfiction piece pushes the boundaries of the genre as the narrative voice retraces childhood to adulthood, crosses continents, and compares societies. Read "Time Lapse" by Augustine Obasi @AuggieFilms thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
Memories are erased in William Nesbitt's poem "Locations." thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
Julia Yong gives us words for poems in "first i ask the." thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
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Book Digest: Niyi Osundare, Anthony Joseph, Mervelle Cheila, Shakirah Bourne
#NewBooks #Fiction #Nonfiction #Poetry
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Read Nicole Spiegel-Gotsch who questions the literary canon as her poem ruminates on Kafka, Dickens, Angelou. thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
