African Writers Reimagine Spirits as Living Narratives
Across Africa, authors blend folklore and contemporary themes, treating ghosts and spirits not as distant myths but as active participants in memory, identity and activism.
Across Africa, authors blend folklore and contemporary themes, treating ghosts and spirits not as distant myths but as active participants in memory, identity and activism.
Author Anika Fajardo recounts how the genre of magical realism helped her reconnect with a distant Colombian father and heritage after decades of separation.