
£12.50
Wasafiri 64: Black Britain - Beyond Definition
Wasafiri Issue 64: Winter 2010
Black Britain: Beyond Definition
Interviews with Kwame Kwei Armah and Jackie Kay
Fiction by Leone Ross
Graphic Art by Jay Bernard
Poems by Warsan Shire, Kayo Chingonyi, Louisa Adjoa Parker, Yemesi Blake, Sheree Mack and Inua Ellams
Contents
Editorial
The Illusion of Inclusion
Bernardine Evaristo
Poetry and Poetics
Snapshots: Six New Voices
Karen McCarthy Woolf
Interview
'Stories and survival': An Interview with Jackie Kay
Maggie Gee
Statements of Intent: An Interview with Kwame Kwei-Armah
Bernardine Evaristo
Graphic Art
Land Narrative
Jay Bernard
A Writer's Life
Notes: on becoming a novelist
Jacob Ross
The Books That Made Me
Diana Evans
Stories and Lies
Catherine Johnson
Textual Chemistry: My Journey from Science to Publishing
Nii Ayikwei Parkes
Essay
Extra dimensions, new routines: Contemporary Black Writing of Britain
John McLeod
Creative Futures
Jacob Sam-La Rose
The Complete Works: Developing New Poetries in Contemporary Britain
Nathalie Teitler
Fiction
Love Silk Food
Leone Ross
The Candle Fixer: An extract
Jenneba Sie-Jalloh
Memoir
Life Writing: A Nigerian Composition
Sarah Ladipo Manyika
Reviews
White is for Witching – Helen Oyeyemi
True Murder – Yaba Badoe
The Wonder – Diana Evans
Imagine This – Sade Adeniran
Laura Pawson
The Dirty South – Alex Wheatle
Forest Gate – Peter Akinti
Onyekachi Wambu
Suckle – Roger Robinson
Bird Head Son – Anthony Joseph
Kwame Dawes
Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays – Zadie Smith
Aamer Hussein
Bloodshot Monochrome – Patience Agbabi
ship shape – Dorothea Smartt
Salt-sweat & Tears – Louisa Adjoa Parker
Lauri Ramey
The Long Song – Andrea Levy
Strange Music – Laura Fish
John T Gilmore
The Front Room: Migrant Aesthetics in the Home – Michael McMillan
Caroline Bressey
Red: Contemporary Black British Poetry – Kwame Dawes, ed
Naomi Woddis
Crocodile – Anthony C. Winkler
Fran Bigman
Bending the Bow: An Anthology of African Love Poetry – Frank M Chipasula, ed
Becky Ayebia Clarke
Riversmeet – Richard Bradbury
David Johnson










