“One of the many joys of reading is that of being transported to another world, far from our own, In this edition, writers explore the messy afterlife of colonialism, and grapple with how to shape our identity in today’s Commonworld.”
“This novel deserved the prize: She handed it to Catriona: thick, mango-yellow cover, an image of the curled petal of a hibiscus flower in free-fall.”
Robert Huggins’s photos remind us that literature lives like people everywhere in the world.