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The Secret Spies Keeping Baghdad Safe

By Lindsey Hilsum

Charting the Land of Great Loneliness

By Carin Clevidence

Estranged Modernisms

By Spencer Lee-Lenfield

Earthlings

By Jeff VanderMeer

Chika Unigwe

Chika Unigwe was born in Enugu, Nigeria. She is the author of On Black Sisters Street (2011, Random House, NY ) and Night Dancer (2012, Jonathan Cape, UK). She won the 2012 Nigeria Prize for Literature. She lives in Marietta, Georgia, and is working on a collection of short stories.
The Boundaries of Gender Essay AfricaGender

The Transformation of Mama Paulina

By Chika Unigwe March 16, 2015

Boundaries of Gender: This time around, Mama Paulina would marry a woman. She was not looking for a sexual relationship, but for a wife who would provide her with sons.

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