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Equatorial Guinean Literature
The Struggle Against State-Promoted Amnesia
The challenge for Equatorial Guinean writers and artists goes far beyond articulating their African-Hispanic identity: their works must also render the implications of a past, a present, and a future defined by local and global intersections.
Table of Contents
Very Short Fiction
"The Vision," Carmen Boullosa
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Two Stories, Alex Epstein
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"Skellig," Vanessa Gebbie
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"We See Our Mother Go to Bed," Josefine Klougart
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"Baku," Sylvia Petter
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"Truth," Nora Nadjarian
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"Continuity of Hell," Andrés Neuman
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"Two Stories," Clemens Setz
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WEB EXCLUSIVE
Dedications
INTERVIEW
The Very Short Q&A on Very Short Fiction
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Equatorial Guinean Literature
ESSAY "The Struggle Against State-Promoted Amnesia," Elisa Rizo
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POETRY Five Poems, Marcelo Ensema Nsang
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POETRY Three Poems, Raquel Ilonbé
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POETRY “Intimate History of Humanity” by Juan Tomás Ávila Laurel, tr. David Shook
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INTERVIEW "A Conversation with Juan Tomás Ávila Laurel," Elisa Rizo & David Shook
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EXCERPT WEB EXCLUSIVE
Excerpts from Ö Börukku (Nostalgia)
Fiction
"Waiting," Bewketu Seyoum
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ESSAYS
“I Went to Jerusalem, and Returned Delighted and Enriched,” Boualem Sansal
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In Every Issue
City Profile: Cartagena, Colombia’s “Woodstock of the Mind”
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New Books: Childhood
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Outposts: Citlaltépetl Refuge House, Mexico City
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by Daniel Simon