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Best "New" African Poets 2023 Anthology : Anthologie Des Meilleurs "Nouveaux" Poetes Africans 2023/ Antologia Dos Melhores "Nov, PDF eBook

Best "New" African Poets 2023 Anthology : Anthologie Des Meilleurs "Nouveaux" Poetes Africans 2023/ Antologia Dos Melhores "Nov PDF

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From 2015 to 2023 we have been able to issue out, yearly, an anthology of Africa poets, through 9 years of publishing this beautiful anthology of the best contemporary African poets and in the process we have published and archived over 1000 African poets. And this year without fail we offer you Best New African Poets 2023 Anthology which comprises several dozens of African poets from the Portuguese, English and French speaking African countries. We expect the anthology to continue into another decade but also to seed into other forms of poetic expressions starting from next year.We intend to work on Best New African Poets International Festival of theArts, an event that will bring together all these poets we have been able to publish the last 9 years to showcase their talent in a week of festivities in Harare, Zimbabwe. This year's anthology has poems that cover the usual gamut of issues: love, unrequited feelings, relationships, death, poetry making, politics, and we were excited to see Mashigo tackling the ongoing Israel/Hamas war, and the ill-treatment of the Palestinian people for generations under the Israeli government; culture, religion, spirituality, identity, belonging, memory, individuality and all sorts of other existential dilemmas that the young African poets deal with day to day.

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