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ESSAYS

2020. "Saved by literature and love." Mail & Guardian.

 

2019. With Zimitri Erasmus, Kopano Ratele, Shaheed Mahomed and Shanel Johannes, “Racist Science: The Burden of Black Bodies and Minds” in The Thinker, Volume 81: 4-8

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2017. "Why I Wrote Grace." Independent Online.

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2017. "Women's Month Profile: Dr Barbara Boswell" featured in Cape Peninsula University of Technology.

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2017. “Introduction” to Queer Africa 2 Short Story Anthology. (Johannesburg: MaThoko Books)  

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2017. “Rest in Power, Miriam Tlali: Author, Enemy of Apartheid, and Feminist.” 28 February. The Conversation.

2016. “Under the Influence of the Black Consciousness novel, Amandla.” 13 July. The Conversation.

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2015. “Fear of the Feminine Recurs,” Mail and Guardian, 15 May.

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2006. “Gender Debate Should Shift From Mean to Meaningful,” Mail and Guardian Newspaper, February 17.
 

2003. “Deela Khan: Profile of a Poet and Writer,” Rootz Africa 4: 41-43.

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2003. “African Writers: Women’s Voices at the Margins of World Literature,” Rootz Africa 3: 36-39.

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2003. “In Conversation: Barbara Boswell from the Feminist Africa Editorial Team Speaks to Ghanaian-British Film-maker, Journalist and Fiction writer, Yaba Badoe,” Feminist Africa 2: 80-87  

Book Reviews

2012. Review of Pumla Dineo Gqola’s What is Slavery to Me? Postcolonial/Slave Memory in Post-Apartheid South Africa, in Postcolonial Text. Vol. 7, No. 1. 

 

2006. Review of Doreen Baingana’s short story collection, Tropical Fish: Stories out of Entebbe, Feminist Africa 7 (December): 138-143. 2002. Review of Joy Kwesiga's Women's Access to Higher Education in Africa: Uganda's Experience, Feminist Africa 1. 

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