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The power of horror
Award-winning horror writer Tananarive Due knows how to scare. She explains what attracts us to the genre, how she creates horror, and how her time at Leeds played a key role in her success.
Renewed ways of being in contemporary African literature
PhD researcher Megan Fourqurean studies Nigerian literature that explores gender and sexuality through religious symbols.
Exploring African knowledges through literature
Dr Brendon Nicholls' method of reading postcolonial literature opens up the possibilities of meaning and makes room for African knowledges.
Ngûgî wa Thiong’o to open International Symposium
Legendary novelist, decolonial activist and professor, returns to his alma mater as part of the symposium organised by the Racial Justice Network.
IMS Lecturer Dr Rachael Gillibrand details her experience a year into her position
Dr Rachael Gillibrand, Lecturer in Inclusive Learning, tells of her experiences over the past year working in the IMS, her time in other institutions, and her plans for the future.