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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Elizabeth Iwunwa , Gessy Robin Shumbusho , Ilona Daniel , Et AlPublisher: Pownal Street Press Imprint: Pownal Street Press Dimensions: Width: 17.10cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 24.10cm Weight: 0.200kg ISBN: 9781778124563ISBN 10: 1778124569 Pages: 130 Publication Date: 03 September 2024 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock  We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews"""Elizabeth Iwunwa is the right-on-time curator of this righteous assembly of views, interviews, art, and photos, all depicting the Come-From-Far-Away Islanders who have found anchorage in the harbour of Confederation and a new homeland on soil as red and promising as the dawn. Charming and charismatic, personable and penetrating, Iwunwa maps a community of Islanders whose odysseys have taught them that all of Earth is an island, one where we all must find refuge, amid the endless, bone-chilling ocean of space."" --George Elliott Clarke, Author of Where Beauty Survived: An Africadian Memoir (Knopf Canada) ""Immigration is so much more than simply moving to a new place. Ije is a brilliant anthology that captures stories rarely considered from the citizen's perspective yet experienced so rawly and felt so deeply from the immigrant's perspective. Ije is the book that PEI needs in this very moment."" --Tamara Steele, Director of the Black Cultural Society of PEI" ""Elizabeth Iwunwa is the right-on-time curator of this righteous assembly of views, interviews, art, and photos, all depicting the Come-From-Far-Away Islanders who have found anchorage in the harbour of Confederation and a new homeland on soil as red and promising as the dawn. Charming and charismatic, personable and penetrating, Iwunwa maps a community of Islanders whose odysseys have taught them that all of Earth is an island, one where we all must find refuge, amid the endless, bone-chilling ocean of space."" --George Elliott Clarke, Author of Where Beauty Survived: An Africadian Memoir (Knopf Canada) ""Immigration is so much more than simply moving to a new place. Ije is a brilliant anthology that captures stories rarely considered from the citizen's perspective yet experienced so rawly and felt so deeply from the immigrant's perspective. Ije is the book that PEI needs in this very moment."" --Tamara Steele, Director of the Black Cultural Society of PEI Author InformationEssays and Contributors: The Weight of Love - Elizabeth Iwunwa Stomach Infrastructure - Tolulope Adesoye A Celebration of Our Inner Light - Nindiya Sharma A Taste of Home - Elizabeth Iwunwa Akos - Chester Hewlett Our Daily Bread - Rachael Sonola My Immigration Story - Debbie Langston Black Lives Matter: Resistance in Black and White - Oniel Kuku & Ugochukwu Nwafor Silence is My Voice - Charles Ruth Fleeing Home, Finding Refuge - Elizabeth Iwunwa Good Hair - Malak Usman The Power of Community - Mary-Ann Lamai The Bridge from One Present to Another - John Shabaan Ancestors - Martins Madumere Chicken Paprikash - Chef Ilona Daniel Home and Abroad: Contradictory Social Locations - Dr. Charles Adeyanju Food: My Tether to Home - Via Reyes Children of the Diaspora - Shaka Joshua Tarichia News from Mali - Mamadou Sanogo Tomorrow Comes Today - Daniel Ohaegbu & Jonah Chininga Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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