Decolonial Passage published three of my poems, including “reflection,” which has now been nominated for a Best of the Net Award.
“reflection” is an ekphrastic poem after James Barnor’s Self-Portrait with a Store Assistant at the West African Drug Company, 1952
My first publications of the new year are from the Decolonial Passage. Each is an ekphrastic work, which will likely be a part of the collection I am slowly putting together. Read them here.
“reflection” is after James Barnor’s Self-Portrait with a Store Assistant at the West African Drug Company, 1952
“Black Men and Women in a Tavern,” is after the painting by the same name from workshop of David Teniers the Younger (1650)
“casually and casualty share a Latin root” draws from Jackie Sibblies-Drury’s Pulitzer Prize winning play, Fairview.
