Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: Maple Tree Literary Supplement, MTLS issue 15
Amatoritsero Ede
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Olé ! That was some vintage Wole, to be savoured. Looking forward to the eulogy he talked about in that Sahara Reporters interview.
I must congratulate you Amatoritsero! The Maple Tree Literary Supplement has really taken off from grace and has arrived – at least bookmarked by I and I. But that wikid editorial of yours about Papal Bull sounds a little like Shaykh Dr. Abdalqadir as-Sufi's recent update, same post-colonial flavour :The Post-Doctrinal Vatican . I'm looking forward to the era when your spoken word section will feature audio recordings of spoken poetry ( “oral tradition”) - even in song...
So you are an irate post-monasatic turned iconoclastic like Chidi Anthony Opara - always attacking Christian missionaries, and you yourself show no tender poetic feelings for the Brother monks and the pastors and their flocks? Maybe we should all start fasting like that self styled “Diapist”?
What would Gerard Manley Hopkins says about that for attitude? Not that I look forward to any more irreverent treatment of the papacy being replaced by some Maple Syrup poetry.
On Friday, 7 June 2013 00:17:28 UTC+2, Amatoritsero Ede wrote:Hello Cornelius,--
Yes, there is something about Achebe. The long poem by Soyinka in this new issue on an eulogy to Achebe. See
http://www.mtls.ca/issue15/writings/poetry/wole-soyinka/
Amatoritsero
On Tuesday, 4 June 2013 11:34:12 UTC-4, Cornelius Hamelberg wrote:No thing about Chinua Acehbe?
On Tuesday, 4 June 2013 04:58:06 UTC+2, Amatoritsero Ede wrote:Folks,
Maple Tree Literary Supplement, MTLS, issue #15 is out with a sizzle: Poetry, prose, fiction, reviews, literary photography, visual arts, spoken word; interview with short story writer and novelist, Sheila Heti, acclaimed author of How Should a Person be? Featuring Artist, William Patrick. Editorialises on The Church and its commotions: the ree, the roo, the raa! Catch it at: http://www.mtls.ca/issue15
In This Issue
Wale Adebanwi
Michelle Alfano
Claudia Del Balso
Ismé Bennie
Tomy Bewick
Sarah Brouillette
Prosenji Dey Chaudhury
George Elliott Clarke
Amatoritsero Ede
Chris Galvin
Sheila Heti
Winona Linn
Cassidy McFadzean
Diana Manole
Robert Nathan
Janet Nicol
William Oliver Millar Patrick
Jamaal Jackson Rogers
Yemi Soneye
Wole Soyinka
John Tavares
Luca Xifona.
Robert Nathan
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