Kuhelika Ghosh is a journalist who writes for Brittle Paper, a platform that focuses on African literature and culture. With a passion for showcasing diverse voices and stories, Kuhelika covers topics such as literary awards, author achievements, social issues, and the intersections of identity and literature.
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By: Kuhelika Ghosh
The Zulu translation of Frantz Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth is now available in stores! Translated from English by Makhosazana Xaba and published by Inkani Books on May 1, the isiZulu version of the book is titled Izimpabanga Zomhlaba
By: Kuhelika Ghosh
Submissions are now open to an anthology of speculative fiction published through Rosarium Publishing and edited by Chinelo Onwualu titled Planet Black Joy . If you are a Black, African, or of Afro-descendent woman or non-binary person, then this opportunity is for you!
by Kuhelika Ghosh July 04, 2024 Everyone is fragile at thirteen. They were no exception.
By: Kuhelika Ghosh
South African poet and professor Gabeba Baderoon recently received a prestigious Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship for the 2024-25 academic year.
By: Kuhelika Ghosh
The winner of the 2024 Oxford-Weidenfeld Prize 2024 is Mark Polizzotti , for their 2022 translation of Kibogo by French-Rwandan author Scholastique Mukasonga.
African writers recently gathered to commemorate Nakba Day, when 76 years ago Palestinians were violently displaced and dispossessed from their land in 1948. The event took place on May 15 at The People's Forum, New York, through a night of readings.
by Kuhelika Ghosh July 25, 2024 There's an old tale where we live about throwing a newborn into the lagoon.
Standing in the kitchen feels like standing in the oven: the heat suffocates me, and the smell of various foods cooking churns the acid in my stomach. It's almost too much, every burner on the stove occupied by a bubbling pot, the oven stuffed with a turkey, a ham, and baked fish, the counters covered with bowls and trays of side dishes African and American.
by Kuhelika Ghosh September 25, 2024 “Come in, come in, Mai Mfundisi. I'm so happy you could make it.
by Kuhelika Ghosh October 03, 2024 It was a dark and cloudy Monday morning. Veronique Plaatjies, or Nique, as her family and friends knew her, sat at her makeshift desk.
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