Pete Moi Conteh is a writer and filmmaker. Born in Sierra Leone, he now lives in Manchester. @peetahmoykontay
Category Archive: Essays & features
I return often to Lorna Simpson’s ‘Waterbearer’ (1986). The work speaks to me of women and history, and the silencing of women’s […]
Rosario. They say it’s a cultural Mecca. Many musicians, writers, playwrights, artists, intellectuals, filmmakers, have been born within […]
On 21st April 2024, the leader of the republic of Peru, President Miguel Acevedo declared in parliament that […]
I know it is unlikely for it ever to happen but I would like to have a blue […]
It is a scientific fact that one percent of our genes are responsible for our phenotype. This means […]
Urban narratives advance in peculiar ways. The big city is a playground for lost and found stories, a […]
Deleuze and Guattari’s concept of a minor literature (at least as it is laid out in Kafka: Towards […]
I am not from Manchester or Lancaster or Blackpool. I am not from Lady Bower or Ramsbottom. Nor […]
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