"Literature Infrastructure" Ebissé Wakjira Rouw

Ebissé Wakjira Rouw, co-founder of the Dutch multimedia powerhouse, Dipsaus (Dipsaus.org) joins us in conversation by using the music of Luther Vandross, Nas, Lil Wayne, City Girls and Mahmoud Ahmed to discuss publishing while Black in the Netherlands and Europe, navigating work-life balance in light of COVID-19, translating writings by Continental and Diaspora African writers and more. We also discuss recent and forthcoming Dipsaus publications such as: the Dutch translation of Audre Lorde’s Sister Outsider, Afro-Lit – Moderne Literatuur Uit De Afrikaanse Diaspora, and DeGoede Immigrant (the Dutch iteration of the ground-breaking anthology, The Good Immigrant). The playlist of songs referenced in this episdoe is available on Spotify and Deezer Keep up to date with Ebissé by visiting dipsaus.org . Follow Ebissé @DipsausPodcast on Twitter and Instagram :

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"Literature Infrastructure" Ebissé Wakjira Rouw is an episode from Books & Rhymes: The Podcast by Sarah Ozo-Irabor.

This episode is 1:13:30 long.

This episode was published on Aug 17, 2020.

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