Learn about how the writers' personal identities and backgrounds impact their writing styles and story choices.
Download the book on the FEfA <a href='https://futureecosystemsafrica.org/mombera-rising/'>project page</a>! Find Ekari on <a href='http://www.facebook.com/EkariTheWriter'>facebook</a> or on her <a href='http://www.ekariwrites.com'>website</a>. Find Muthi on Twitter @MuthiNhlema or on <a href='https://www.linkedin.com/in/muthi-nhlema-829834156/'>LinkedIn</a>

Learn about how the writers' personal identities and backgrounds impact their writing styles and story choices. Download the book on the FEfA project page! Find Ekari on facebook or on her website. Find Muthi on Twitter @MuthiNhlema or on LinkedIn

Learn about how the writers' personal identities and backgrounds impact their writing styles and story choices.
Download the book on the FEfA <a href="https://futureecosystemsafrica.org/mombera-rising/" rel="noopener noreferrer">project page</a>! Find Ekari on <a href="http://www.facebook.com/EkariTheWriter" rel="noopener noreferrer">facebook</a> or on her <a href="http://www.ekariwrites.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">website</a>. Find Muthi on Twitter @MuthiNhlema or on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/muthi-nhlema-829834156/" rel="noopener noreferrer">LinkedIn</a>

Episode 1: Identity and Writing Style

This podcast is a series of discussions about ”Mombera Rising,” an anthology of speculative eco-fiction short stories detailing a few possible futures for the Ngoni community of Northern Malawi. Over 5 episodes, the authors, Muthi Nhlema and Ekari Mbvundula Chirombo, discuss their writing process, the limits of decolonialism, and the experience of engaging with sustainability science through fiction. Hosted by Liam Carpenter-Urquhart and inspired by research supported by Oppenheimer Generations and FORMAS.

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This podcast is a series of discussions about ”Mombera Rising,” an anthology of speculative eco-fiction short stories detailing a few possible futures for the Ngoni community of Northern Malawi. Over 5 episodes, the authors, Muthi Nhlema and Ekari Mbvundula Chirombo, discuss their writing process, the limits of decolonialism, and the experience of engaging with sustainability science through fiction. Hosted by Liam Carpenter-Urquhart and inspired by research supported by Oppenheimer Generations and FORMAS.

This podcast is a series of discussions about ”Mombera Rising,” an anthology of speculative eco-fiction short stories detailing a few possible futures for the Ngoni community of Northern Malawi. Over 5 episodes, the authors, Muthi Nhlema and Ekari Mbvundula Chirombo, discuss their writing process, the limits of decolonialism, and the experience of engaging with sustainability science through fiction. Hosted by Liam Carpenter-Urquhart and inspired by research supported by Oppenheimer Generations&nbsp;and&nbsp;FORMAS.

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