Panbody Blues - Walon-Jalloh, Abdulai
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"Panbody Blues" opens with the grief-laden 'Absence Presence' and ends with the strength-inspiring 'Babeng'. In between Walon-Jalloh treats us with an array of ambitious craftsmanship that evokes frustration, history, loss, protest, hope and triumphs. This time Walon-Jalloh experiments with other poetry genres like the haiku, the limerick and a semblance of concrete poetry. There is a strong hint of contemporariness within the collection as evidenced by the echoes and vitality from the Mediterranean pieces as our young Africans brave the cold icy embrace of this sea that has come to symbolize…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
"Panbody Blues" opens with the grief-laden 'Absence Presence' and ends with the strength-inspiring 'Babeng'. In between Walon-Jalloh treats us with an array of ambitious craftsmanship that evokes frustration, history, loss, protest, hope and triumphs. This time Walon-Jalloh experiments with other poetry genres like the haiku, the limerick and a semblance of concrete poetry. There is a strong hint of contemporariness within the collection as evidenced by the echoes and vitality from the Mediterranean pieces as our young Africans brave the cold icy embrace of this sea that has come to symbolize the barrier and crossing from Africa to Europe. The blues, also, touches on some joy-inspiring moments of growing up in the city of Freetown.
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Autorenporträt
Abdulai Walon-Jalloh was born on July 9th 1970 in Freetown. He attended the U.M.C. Ginger Hall Primary School Fattah Rahmann Street, Sierra Leone Muslim Congress Boys' Secondary School Kissy Mess Mess, Ahmadiyya Muslim Secondary School Kissy Dock Yard, Fourah Bay College, USL and now at Njala University. Walon-Jalloh the 2016 SLWS award-winning writer has published a poetry collection titled 'Voices and Passions' (SLWS 2015), a play 'Hungry Vultures' (SLWS 2016) and is a weekly blogger on www.panbodycreations.com. He lectures Syntax and Foundation Studies at Fourah Bay College and is happily married to Marliatu and together they have had five children of which two daughters are deceased.