Archive | Interviews RSS feed for this section

Behind the Byline Interview with NER

Hello readers, I’m delighted to share my conversation with Meera Vijayann at New England Review. If you’re interested in cultural mythologies and how they may influence or inspire writers to create new works, read on here. The source of this interview is my essay, “Poetics of Transmutation”, published in NER Issue 44.3 Thank you for […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }

Ofi Press Magazine interview

Thought I should share an interview in the International Poetry and Fiction from Mexico City. To read, click this link to the site of Ofi Press Magazine. In company is Zdravka Evtimova,  Sayed Gouda, among others. The poetry section has samples of my poems and others from around the world. Enjoy.      

Read full story Comments { 0 }

Cross-posting: Ugandan women’s rewarding pens

One of the rewards of being a night owl is getting to read the papers before the crack of dawn, and discovering familiar names in print. This journey we’re on, what a burden and joy at the same time! Often I wonder what goes on with other professionals. Do surgeons, for instance, ever get a […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }
Jackee Budesta Batanda

Happy Times With Jackee B Batanda

I’m touring Cambridge, Massachusetts with my friend, Jackee Batanda, giggling on the streets and recalling when we first met in 2000 at FEMRITE–The Uganda Women Writers Association–where we both used to work. Aspiring writers. Eleven years down the road been quite a journey, full of delights and challenges. We feel miraculously pleasantly strange to be […]

Read full story Comments { 1 }
Beverley-Nambozo-montage

Meet Beverley Nambozo the poet

It’s a pleasure to have a conversation with one of my favorite poets, Beverley Nambozo. I like what she does with eroticism in her poems. She certainly takes it to an art form. It’s rare to come across good erotic poetry.

Read full story Comments { 3 }

Beatrice Lamwaka on the 2011 Caine Prize Shortlist

Beatrice Lamwaka, Ugandan writer, is on this year’s Caine Prize shortlist for African Writing. The 2011 shortlist (the 12th since the first prize began) was announced in May. The winner who will be announced at a celebratory dinner at the Bodleian Library, Oxford, on Monday, 11 July, will take home £10,000 prize, and a one-month residence […]

Read full story Comments { 0 }
>