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Toward The Lossless Translation | Review by Tádé Ìpàdéọlá
“The work itself is a study in how the ideology of the novel works, I think.” —Akin Adeṣọkan, 2013. Chief Isaac Delano was one of the most important Yorùbá writers of the 20th century. The ‘Chief’ in his title and the spelling of his surname “Delano” may carry American echoes but they are emphatically African. […]
Flat-lining and the Buzz
You don’t send out invites to these things. So obviously no RSVP’s in return. It’s all guess work. There’s a metaphor somewhere in there. I’ll work it out in a minute. – Aduke Gomez There is, among the Bambuti of the Ituri forest in the Congo, the impossible music of the bamboo flute. This flute […]