Clementine Ewokolo Burnley

Berlin/Germany — Writer

Clementine Ewokolo Burnley writes prose and poetry, works as an organiser in communities of colour, and meditates. She is a Purple Hibiscus Trust Alum, a finalist in the Bristol Short Story Prize, and the Miles Morland Scholarship Award. Her work has been published by Versal Journal, Emma Press, Bristol Short Story Prize Anthology 2017, losslit magazine and elsewhere. You can find her on Facebook or on Twitter at @decolonialheart

Articles with and by Clementine Ewokolo Burnley:

Editorial

Membrane – Boundary & Connectedness

by Schlosspost

A membrane is employed as a boundary-object and as a site of connectedness. Looking at this dual character of the membrane, the discussion in this issue is about flows, exchange, permeability, and translations, as well as about restraint, rejections, and protected areas.

Fiction

Lebensentwürfe

by Clementine Ewokolo Burnley

By weaving together historical events and imagined texts, »Lebensentwürfe« questions the stories of West African women and their descendants, so as to tell it anew.