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Can Africans Write Millennial Fiction?
Masiyaleti Mbewe on the rich range (and critical neglect) of millennial fiction in Africa.
Masiyaleti Mbewe
Masiyaleti Mbewe (she/they) is a Zambian culture writer and literary critic based in Gaborone, Botswana. They have written for Refinery29, AMAKA Studio, The Johannesburg Review of Books, People’s Stories Project, Tagged, The Namibian, and Sister Namibia. Her fiction has been longlisted for the Short Story Day Africa Prize as well as the Kalemba Short Story Prize.