Jombii Jamborii Apollinaire

Jombii Jamborii ApollinaireJeremy Jacob Peretz and Joan Cambridge Mayfield Jombii Jamborii is a wild party. In Guyanas Creole language, Creolese (or Kriiyaliiz), jumbi (or jombii) can mean wild or of low status. These pejorative attributes have been similarly ascribed to Creolese through a coloniality of language centuries in the making. Jumbi, however, are also cherished and feared ancestral memory, often understood, if reductively, as ghosts or spirits offering both the

Het is toch in meer dan een opzicht onverdraaglijk om te bedenken in welke nietige mallemolen de woorden

'If I want to say that I no longer know the difference between fluency and dysfluency

Before the light emitted by each phrase of each poem in Japanese disappears

Will Alexander

Assembled from found material such as declassified documents

‘I am the earth

A publication

its ‘personals’ and ‘personalities’

when Ans Sarianamual made a promise to Audre Lorde to start a magazine for Black women in the Netherlands

set in both remote

ferocity can be reimagined as vulnerability

tender elegies for a mother and for a rural village