Winter 2000/Spring 2001
Translation
To the Bosphore Egyptien, by Arthur Rimbaud. Translated by Mark Spitzer Essays
Hernan Lopes de Castaneda on Vasco da Gama and Africans. By Brijraj Singh
Sailors as Scribes: Travel Discourse
and the (Con)textualization of the Khoikhoi
at the Cape of Good Hope, 1649-90.
By Henry M. Trotter
The Village Dispensary. By Andrew F. Clark
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Translation
Wanderings: Bamako, Moscow, Delhi, By El Hadjj Sekou Tall. Translated by Christopher Wise and Karl Steel Personal Narratives
720 Hours in This Scept'red Isle:
A Literary Odyssey.By Muchugu Kiiru
Reaching the End of the Road to London. By Eric Attwell
Congratulations on Mandela! By Patrick Madden Academic Travellers in America
Travel with a Purpose:
A South African at Tuskegee, 1913.By Catherine Higgs
Going to America: The Odyssey of Stephen Sithole, an African Evangelical Christian, 1938-53.
By Michael O. WestConcerning Poetry
Exilic Consciousness and Self-Inscription in L. S. Senghor and Olu Oguibe.
By Oyeniyi Okunoye
Remembering Theresa Sengova
By Leslie Foster
Four Poems. By Theresa Sengova Afterword
Travel-Writings by Africans: A Reader's Guide. By Alasdair Pettinger
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Poetry
Four Poems. By Sandra Meek
Dakar-Yoff. By Layle Silbert
Rimbaud in Africa. By Laurel Speer
Bonjour Monsieur. By Roger Higgins
L'eau Vivant: The Nuon River. By Lenae Nofziger
Eye. By Bruce Hutchinson
Poem for Six Voices, Kaolack, Senegal. By Charles Hood Reviews
Eccentric Graces: Eritrea and Ethiopia through the Eyes of a Traveler. Reviewed by Imogen Forster
White Slaves, African Masters: An Anthology of American Barbary Captivity Narratives. Reviewed by Gerald C. Horne
African Genesis: Folk Tales and Myths of Africa. Reviewed by Lenora Greenbaum Ucko
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