Nick Makoha on Rewriting the Myths We Inherit
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Nick Makoha on Rewriting the Myths We Inherit
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Nick Makoha is an award-winning Ugandan poet, playwright, and founder of the Obsidian Foundation, whose work has been redefining contemporary Black writing for years. He fled Uganda as a child during the political crisis of the 1970s — a history that runs like an electrical current through everything he writes.
In this episode, he talks about his new collection, The New Carthaginians — a genre-bending exploration of myth, migration, and the political rupture that shaped his childhood. We dig into time loops, Black Icarus, Basquiat, and the power of rewriting the stories we inherit.
You can learn more about Nick Makoha on his website at nickmakoha.com or by following him on instagram or facebook
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