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INTRODUCTION
The third Volume of our poetry anthology series is in development as part of our contribution to the Accra UNESCO Book City 2023 celebration for publication in 2024 as part of out 5th Anniversary celebrations.
Nkyinkyim is the Adinkra symbol for journeying through life’s twists and turns, it’s highs and lows, the plenty and scarcities, the nights and days, and how through that process, we become; we come out just right, as unique individuals with something uniquely outstanding to offer the rest of the world.
Each person is uniquely endowed and important. When we refrain from being overly judgemental of ourselves and others and rather, strive to mutually enrich, support and anchor one another on life's journeys, we succeed together. It is also important for us to allow our own challenges, our life lessons, knowledge, skills and experience be easily accessible as resource to others on their own twists and turns so that they could turn easy and bend rather than break when they have to twist in challenging times.
The symbol of Nkyinkim is depicted by twisting lines that turn into a set of upright pillars. The symbol is thus, a reflection of the experience of the many winding pathways of life.
We are currently working with 31 poets selected to interact and collaborate through 'writing to exchange' with interactive inputs from the series editors Gameli Tordzro and Maysura Asher Farzia. The volume’s theme is on Nkyinkyim: ‘Turning and Twisting, We Come Out Right’.
Selected poets are linked to interact with one another through responding to, each other’s writings with new pieces for the Anthology. The volume will be published as part of the 5th Anniversary of AdinkraLinks in September 2024.
Dr Gameli Tordzro,
Founder and Editor-in-Chief
1. Mabel Seglah
2. Fiona Amoabil
3. Reginald Sekyi-Brown
4. Kwame Brenya
5. Ernest Perbi-Asare
6. Rosemond Nyasafo
7. Faustina Junior Sika
8. Francis Otole
9. Nana Nkrumah
10. Maame Esi Dankyi
11. Afeafa Ry-Kottoh
12. Nayram Afi Kakraba
13. Selasi Komla Adjor
14. Kelvin Ekow Appiah
15. Judith Awimbangde Ayuune
16. Shelter Dzisah
17. Precious Ahiable
18. Vanesia Walker
19. Courage Kumah
20. Whitney Elorm Tettey
21. Suzzy Esinam Ega Abledu
22. Ama Dorcas Afatsawo
23. Dramedo Bridget
24. Aheto Happy
25. Prosper Attigah Merqury
26. Eyram Adzisto
27. Deku Issabella
28. Jeremiah Quarshie-Kadzahlo
29. Lwandle V Salane
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