Peace Medie
@PeaceMedie
Associate Professor @SPAISBristol. Nightbloom (2023), His Only Wife, (2020), Global Norms and Local Action (2020). On a twitter break.
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There is more to say, but for now let me tell you how proud I am of our Columbia Journalism students, whom I've watched report non-stop for days, sleep on floors, support one another & give their all to bearing witness under dire conditions: pulitzer.org/news/statement… The Pulitzer Prizes
Last week, Rebecca Buxton and I succesfully defended a motion at Bristol UCU that supports a ban on staff-student relationships at University of Bristol.
Thank you to Roya at Epigram for writing a summary of this important moment! The 1752 Group Dr Anna Bull she/her epigram.org.uk/staffstudentre…
Congratulations to our two amazing academics recognised by the Women's Prize for their work! 🌼📚
'A Flat Place' by Noreen Masud - Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Non-Fiction
'Nightbloom' by Peace Medie - Longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction
#Nightbloom by Peace Medie. The 9th book I’ve read on the Women's Prize fiction longlist. This is a truly amazing book. 15/10 (yes) & I loved everything about it. The audiobook is sensational & it’s the first time in my life I’ve gone for an extra run to hear more of the story.
Welcome to my review of Women's Prize longlisted #Nightbloom by Peace Medie
Out now from Oneworld Publications this incredible book is another stunning The SquadPod Collective #SquadPodFeaturedBook for April!
brownflopsy.blogspot.com/2024/04/nightb…
“Over the last two years, Ghana has registered more than 3,000 Burkinabé refugees, mostly from Mossi, Kusasi, and Bissa communities. But Fulani like Diallo and Barry, also fleeing the conflict, complain that they struggle to be recognised as refugees.” thenewhumanitarian.org/news-feature/2…
Read Your Way Through Accra! For the The New York Times
I wrote about how Accra is rich with stories and is a city of books. I also include book recommendations.
nytimes.com/2024/04/17/boo…
I enjoyed speaking to the Women's Prize team about the inspiration for Nightbloom and my favourite place to write, among other things.
I reviewed Zeinab Badawi's new book AN AFRICAN HISTORY OF AFRICA for The Guardian - a refreshing, sweeping, detailed corrective to narratives imposed on the continent by others.
theguardian.com/books/2024/apr…
Peace Medie will be at Toppings, Bath Monday 10 June toppingbooks.co.uk/events/bath/wo… @peacemedie Women's Prize
Submit to Afrocritik (Afrocritik)’s Inaugural Prize for Criticism. Books in review are by Dami Ajayi (@JollyPaps1), Jerry Chiemeke (@J_Chiemeke), and Peace Adzo Medie (@PeaceMedie)
jaylit.com/submit-to-afro…
Great #ISA2024 reunion in San Francisco with Peace Medie , Lyn Kouadio, Nadège Compaore (@UofT), and Abii-Tah Bih (@Cambridge_Uni).
𝑽𝒊𝒌’𝒔 𝑩𝒐𝒐𝒌 𝑯𝒂𝒗𝒆𝒏 Sally Hepworth Pan Macmillan Chloe Davies Ella Berman MandyRobothamUK/MJRobotham Aria Fiction Peace Medie Oneworld Publications Head of Zeus A little heads up, book lovers! We are very excited that we will be chatting with Women's Prize longlisted Peace Medie about her incredible novel #Nightbloom on 17th April at 7.30pm BST (IG Live at squadpod2021). We hope you will join us!
“My assault was just one of many painful encounters that highlighted the pervasiveness and intense normalization of sexual violence in Ethiopia,” writes Maebel Gebremedhin💜.
Read: nyti.ms/4aDQ871