Articles March 2012

• Pulped Fiction: The Weird And Wonderful World Of H.P. Lovecraft
• How Dijibouti Writer Abdourahman Ali Waberi Subverts African Stereotypes
• An Introduction to South African Literature In 10 Writers
• Deric Ch'ng: A Malaysian Take On London
• Georgia O’Keeffe: Avant-Garde Painting In The Desert
• Veronique Tadjo's Literary Pan Africanism
• Chameleon Politics And Corruption: The Poetry Of Jack Mapanje
• John Steuart Curry And American Regionalism
• Ella Fitzgerald: The First Lady Of Scat
• Coffee Offers Hope For Development in Burundi
• Aaron Huey and the Pine Ridge Reservation
• The Cartagena Brothers: A Portrait Of Bolivia’s Revolutions
• Sir Tom Davis: A Distinguished Career
• Sarah Mkhonza: Fighting For Swaziland
• How Belizean Writer Adele Ramos Came To Be Her Country's Biggest Poet
• The Parallel Lives Of Paul Gauguin And Jacques Brel
• Funk Soul Brother: James Brown’s Revolution In Sound
• Preserving Creole Music in Reunion
• The Exile Of The Delaware Indians
• Gustavo Dudamel And El Sistema
• Outhine Bounyavong's Mother's Beloved: Stories Of A Post-Revolutionary Laos
• Curating Contemporary African Art
• Antoine Abel: The Father Of Seychelles Literature
• Carlos Fuentes and the Latin American Boom
• Masks And Myths In Santomean Theatre
• The Maya Angelou Biography: A Voice For Black America
• Capote's In Cold Blood: Portrait Of A Highly Complex Consciousness
• A Cinematic President: Abraham Lincoln On Film
• Thomas Mofolo: Pioneering Lesotho Literature
• Victor Vega’s Revolutionary Cinema
• John Irving: Wrestling With The Great American Novel
• Mugiyono Kasido: Challenging Tradition Through Dance
• Erwin De Vries And The Art Of Suriname
• How Burmese Writer Wendy Law-Yone Developed a Literature of Exile
• Foday Musa Suso: Gambian Jazz
• Killer Of Sheep: The Urban Poetry Of Charles Burnett
• Music In Guinea: The Vanguard Of African Music
• Leon-Gontran Damas; the ‘Enfant Terrible’ of la Négritude
• Revival Of A Trinidadian Classic: Moon On A Rainbow Shawl
• Yuan Mor’O Ocampo: Exploring Filipino Identity
• How Mia Couto Put Mozambican Literature On The Map
• Elisa Lynch: Paraguay’s Peron
• Haitian Art Emerges From The Rubble
• Flora Gomes: Post-Colonial Cinema in Guinea-Bissau
• Zen And The Art Of The Cult Novel
• Musical Fusion In Eritrea: The Asmara All Stars
• Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars
• Reviewing History: Scott’s Last Expedition
• Social Media And Civil War In Central Africa
• Kyung-sook Shin: First Female Man Asian Literary Prize Winner
• To Kill A Mockingbird By Harper Lee: The Book That Defined An Author
• Comoros Is A Canvas: The Graffiti Of Socrome
• Robert Louis Stevenson’s Journey to Samoa
• Razia Iqbal: Judging The Man Asian
• Rebel With A Cause: The Musical Rebellion Of Leo Ferré
• Kyrgyz Cinema: Profiling The Light Thief
• Exploring The Bay Of Kotor, Montenegro
• Caravaggio's Sanctuary In Malta
• Marc Chagall And The City Of Vitebsk
• Zentrum Paul Klee In Bern, Switzerland
• Parallel Journeys: An Insight Into Goethe’s Italy
• Simon Mann And The Failed Wonga Coup
• How Middle Class Indians Are Becoming Radicalized
• Cesaria Evoria: Melancholic Chanteuse
• The Overlooked Writers Of Cyprus
• Uzbekistan's Samarkand And The Legacy Of Its Ruler Tamerlane
• A Test For East Timor After Gaining Independence
• A Family At War In Denis Villeneuve’s 'Incendies'
• The Story Of How 'The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency' Put Botswana On The Literary Map
• Bringing Bruneian Art To The World
• Gabriele D’Annunzio And The Free State Of Fiume
• Užupis: How 12 Lithuanian Artists Created an Independent Republic in Vilnius
• Damien Hirst: The Complete Spot Paintings 1986-2011
• The Dinka People Of South Sudan
• Countries In Turmoil: The Exposing Power Of Film
• London's Pan Asian Film Festival