POETRY:
Night of the Luna Moths
In Talisiman: A Journal of Contemporary Poetry and Poetics: “A Season of Splitting Apart”; “Blackout with Pigs”; “Condylura cristata (The Star-Snouted Mole)”; “Cleopatra’s Suicide”; “Autumn” & “Gravity.”
FICTION:
”Blue“
EDITORIAL & EXPLORATORY:
Turkish Journal, Part I: By the Spoonmaker’s Tomb
From the Africa Journal: Harmattan
(Some work can also be found at Tupelo Quarterly’s masthead archives)
Extra! John Ash , Commemoration of an old friend
“Kamau Taught Out of the Box”, in Interviewing the Caribbean Review, Vol 6, Issue 1. (also on Amazon.com)
“At the Forest’s Edge” (on Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky)
Meditations on Mandelstam (from a series)
In Memoriam (on the death of Eduardo Galeano)
“Dissonance” (review of Der Kaiser von Atlantis)
Science and the Elephant’s Child (Part I)
Science & the Elephant’s Child (Part II)
The Animal Kingdom (“Grand Metaphors”)
The River Road (“Flow”)
INTERVIEWS & REVIEWS:
Ngugi wa Thiong’o in the American Imperium
Ngũgĩ in the American Imperium Part 2—Decolonizing the Mind
The Perfect Nine by Ngugi wa Thiong’o (Review)
A Dance to Inequality, review of Akram Khan’s Giselle (English National Ballet)
“It’s a Mad, Mad World,” review of Felipe Alfau’s Locos
Señales que precederán al fin del mindo, by Yuri Herrera. Review
On Translation:
Interview with Michael Kandel, translator of Stanislas Lem
Interview with Murat Nemet-Nejat, poet and translator of Turkish poetry
OTHER:
Interview with James Lewelling
Introduction to Ercan Kesel’s Fairy Soda
Dispatches from the Forest of Kings
CONVERSATIONS:
Obituary for a Shipwrecked Sailor; Gabriel Garcia Marquez, with Eric Darton
Ngugi Wa Thiong’o: Exile and Resistance
NON-FICTION:
“The Vodun Has Killed Them: Old World/New World Vodun,”, in The Haitian Experience; A Black Atlantic Perspective , Vol. I, ed. Celucien L. Joseph and Nixon S. Cleophat. Roman & Littlefield, 2016.
“Image-i-nation: Africa-nation, Identity, and the Nation(s) Within,“ in Postcolonial Gateways and Walls. Ed. Daria Tunca and Janet Wilson. Brussels: Brill/Rodopi, 2016.
By some quirk of fate, a coffee table book, Stonewall Jackson, and a reference book for secondary school readers: The U.S. – Mexican War.
Bronwyn Mills 