Forthcoming:
- Journal Chapter: 2019. ‘Accessing UK Archival Holdings from South Africa’ in African Research and Documentation, Issue 136.
- Review article “Zonnebloem College and the genesis of an African Intelligensia 1857-1933” by Janet Hodgson and Theresa Edlmann in African Research and Documentation.
- Book Chapter: ‘Women’s Movements: Gender and Mobility in the Works of Nadifa Mohamed’ in Women Writing Diaspora: Transnational Perspectives in the 21st Century Ed. Rose Sackeyfio.
- Journal Chapter: ‘Somali women’s literature in English and Italian – so the voices arise’ in Gender and Research Special Edition: Struggles, Memory and Resilience in Eastern Africa and Beyond: Feminist Perspectives.
Published:
Monographs:
Book chapters:
- 2018 ‘Omission and Elision: Missing the target in the biographies of the Reverend Tiyo Soga’ in Dictionary of African Christian Biography Anniversary Conference Book Ed. Dana Robert. 295-321.
- 2017 ‘Emergent and Divergent Voices: African and African-American Women writers’ in Critical Insights: Postcolonial Literature Jeremiah Garsha (Ed). Ipswich, Massachussets; Greyhouse Publishing. 39-55.
Journal articles
- December 2018 'Stability and Vulnerability: Soga's 1866 Map' (PDF) in Bulletin of the National Library of South Africa Vol, No 72, No 2.
- December 2017 ‘Onward bound: the possible peregrinations of the Reverend Tiyo Soga’ (PDF) in Bulletin of the National Library of South Africa Vol 71, No 2.
- April 2015. ‘Family Trees: Roots and Branches - The Legacy and Dynasty of the Reverend Tiyo Soga’ in Studies in World Christianity Vol. 21 Issue 1. 20-37.
- April 2006 I co-authored a paper ‘Opaque Young Lives: Experiences of Lesbian Youth’ with Danielle Kowen. Agenda 2,3 No 67. 80-92.
Seminar and Conference Papers
Podcast:
‘The Audacity of Veracity: The Role of Tiyo Soga in the Translation of the Bible into Xhosa’ Seminar Paper for Christian Missions in World History, Institute of Historical Research, SOAS University, London.
Forthcoming:
- 11 February 2020: ‘Early Black Theology - Biblical Hermeneutics in the Preaching of Rev Tiyo Soga, Xhosa Missionary 1857-1871’ to be presented at the World Christianity Seminar, School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh.
Presented:
- June 2019: 'Accessing UK Archival Holdings from South Africa', presented at the Decolonising African Studies: questions and dilemmas for libraries, archives and collections SCOLMA 2019, Edinburgh University.
- April 2019 ‘Rev Tiyo Soga and Black Consciousness: tracing the narrative.' Presented at the Steve Biko Foundation Centre at Ginsberg, South Africa on the special launch of Tiyo Soga: A Literary History.
- November 2018: ‘Making New Ideas: A Career in Writing - Creative or Critical'. I presented a seminar for A-Level learners at Parliament Hill School, London, for their Sixth Form enrichment programme ‘Great Minds Think Again’.
- June 2018: “‘Whom Not Having Seen, Ye Love:” Scripture in the sermons of the Reverend Tiyo Soga.’ I presented this paper at the Scripture, Prayer and Worship in the History of Missions and World Christianity Yale Edinburgh Group on the History of the Missionary Movement and World Christianity at the School of Divinity, Edinburgh University.
- May 2017: ‘Aspects of the history of the translation of the Bible into Xhosa (II): an aetiology of an argument.’ I presented a paper at the Translating God Conference, held by the Translating Christianities Research Group, Literature and Languages, University of Stirling.
- September 2016 ‘The Old is the New: The importance of archival holdings in building heritage’ I delivered a paper at New Histories of Christianity in Southern Africa held at Cambridge University, UK.
- June 2016. ‘Aspects of the history of the translation of the Bible into Xhosa (I): authority, aesthetics, authenticity.’ I delivered this paper at the Liverpool International Conference: The Bible in African and Asian Christianity, at Hope Campus, Liverpool University.
- October 2015 ‘Omission and Elision: Missing the target in the biographies of the Reverend Tiyo Soga’ I presented this paper at the African Christian Biography: Narratives, Beliefs, and Boundaries Conference, Boston University.
- April 2015 ‘Representing Soga: lessons in Romanticism’ I presented this paper at the Colonial Christian Missions and their Legacies Conference, University of Copenhagen.
- February 2015 ‘Shifting Contours: Travel in the life and writings of the Reverend Tiyo Soga’. I presented this paper for the African Intellectual Mobilities Colloquium at the University of York.
- 18 August 2014 ‘Rev Tiyo Soga and the Ideas of Modernity’. Sociology Department Seminar Series, University of Cape Town, and I also presented a lecture to 2nd Year Sociology Students on this topic.
- 16 June 2014 ‘Family Trees: Roots and Branches - The dynasty and legacy of the Reverend Tiyo Soga’ Conference paper at the Yale-Edinburgh Group on the History of the Missionary Movement and World Christianity.
- July 2002 ‘Problems with Paradigms: Darcus Howe and the Colonial Gaze’ Conference paper for The First International Film and History Conference, University of Cape Town
Poems
- November 2013. 'Trinket' Agenda No 98. 109.
- August 2009. My poem ‘Daylight Holdheat’ was published in Whispers on the Breeze. United Press.
- October 2006. 'Nobody's Fool' Agenda 23 No 69. 100.
Book Reviews
- October 1 2017. ‘Mobilizing Transnational Gender Politics in Post-Genocide Rwanda’ by Rirhandu Mageza-Barthel in African Affairs. 256-257.
- January 2017. ‘Africa-Centred Knowledges: Crossing Fields and Worlds,’ B. Cooper and A. Morrell (Eds) in African Affairs Volume 116:462.151-152. h
- April 2016. The people's right to the novel: War fiction in the postcolony by Eleni Coundouriotis in African Affairs 380-381.
- March 2016. Into Africa: A Transnational History of Catholic Medical Missions and Social Change by Barbra Mann Wall, in History of African Women Religious historyofwomenreligious.org
- July 2015 Sexual Diversity in Africa: Politics, theory, citizenship, S.N. Nyeck and M. Epprecht (Eds) in African Affairs.
- April 2015. The borders of race in colonial South Africa: The Kat River Settlement 1829-1856 by Robert Ross in African Affairs.