In the Forest of our Childhood
There are many ways to carry the past with us: to romanticise it, to invalidate it, to furnish it with…
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A native of Uganda currently resident in Saskatchewan, Canada, Iryn Tushabe is a writer and independent journalist. Her creative nonfiction has been nominated for the CBC Creative Nonfiction Prize. Her short fiction had been anthologised in book seven of the Carter V Cooper short fiction series. A graduate of the Humber School for Writers, she’s currently completing her debut novel, which is set in contemporary rural and urban Uganda.
There are many ways to carry the past with us: to romanticise it, to invalidate it, to furnish it with…