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paperliterary.com

A leading London literary agency with a transatlantic and editorial outlook. Literary agents for debut and bestselling authors.

iselemagazine.com

After Ilya Kaminsky /After Muriel Rukeyser I live in a small semidetached duplex and the war does not get to me.The news is playing. And everyone is playing games of semantics. However you slice it…

opencountrymag.com

Cover story: Ten years after his debut novel, Open City, the great writer Teju Cole still seeks artistic freedom.

reedwriteandcreate.com

Robin Allison Davis turned a cancer diagnosis into an inspiring memoir titled, Surviving Paris. On the eve of the book’s debut, she’s getting ready to share her story on both sides of the Atlantic.

oxbelly.com

Oxbelly is an international community of storytellers with a mission to champion, empower and support independent creators.

troxy.co.uk

Everyone’s welcome at Troxy – our team will always do their best to accommodate you and make sure your visit is relaxed, welcoming and accessible. You can contact our accessibility team directly at accesstickets@troxy.co.uk – please note that this inbox is typically monitored from 10am-6pm, Monday to Friday. If you’re getting in touch about weekend ... Accessibility at Troxy

africanlit.org

For an outstanding book in African literary studies published in the preceding calendar year. The award comes with a $250.00 cash prize. 2025 Winner: Stephanie Newell Newsprint Literature and Local Literary Creativity in West Africa, 1900s – 1960s Boydell & Brewer 2024 Winner: Lindsey Green-Simms Queer African Cinemas Duke University Press, 2022

africaworldpressbooks.com

The book is about the politics of developmental state-making in post-apartheid South Africa. Specifically, the focus is on tracing and providing well considered political and ideological explanations for some of the most salient obstacles confronting the South African transition. The central argument is that until the intellectual and ideological template underpinning the transition is fundamentally overhauled, South Africa is unlikely to fulfill Mandela’s promises of ending poverty, employment creation and equality for all. What is more, the politics and policy framework that springs from this template is essentially counter developmental and only serves to reproduce the power relations and structural arrangements they are meant to overcome. “This research work opens up an opportunity for further scrutiny of South Africa’s development challenges from the dawn of democracy into the future. Scholars, policy makers and students must seriously explore this book and make contributions that can help to prevent South Africa from losing its direction on advancing a people centered political economy and development agenda”. --Prof Sibusiso Vil-Nkomo, Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship (CAS), University of Pretoria, Chairman: Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection (MISTRA) “Sihle Moon has written lucid account of developmental states, with special attention to South Africa under the ANC. He believes that the scope for developmentalism is on the increase and I support this suggestion. It means that the great swing between public and private interests is underway once more, with real prospects for development in the full sense of the word. --Prof Keith Hart, Centinial Professor of Economic Anthropology, London School of Economics (LSE) ABOUT THE AUTHOR SIHLE MOON teaches Development Studies at the University of Pretoria, and is a Research Fellow at the Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship. He has held various leadership positions in the ruling African Nation

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