
African Titanics
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A story of African migrants attempting to reach Europe across the Mediterranean.
Original title: Tītānīkāt afrīqiyya
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African Titanics and Black Foam explore migration and the shifting identities of people seeking safety. Sulaiman Addonia, born in Eritrea to an Eritrean mother and Ethiopian father, presents other diasporic experiences in a refugee camp and Saudi Arabia. His The Consequences of Love also has a Polish translation. The Crown and the Pen offers a separate memoir route from Ethiopia’s imperial court towards Eritrea’s liberation struggle.
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A story of African migrants attempting to reach Europe across the Mediterranean.
Original title: Tītānīkāt afrīqiyya

A young Eritrean refugee and a girl in Jeddah try to sustain a forbidden relationship.
Prószyński i S-ka · 2009
Translated by Michał Juszkiewicz
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Saba and her non-speaking brother live in a refugee camp, challenging expectations of gender and dependence.
Dawoud reshapes stories of his identity while seeking safety and a place in the world.
Original title: Raghwa sawdāʾ
Amazon Crossing
Translated by Sawad Hussain i Marcia Lynx Qualey
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A lawyer recalls his path from serving Ethiopia’s emperor to joining Eritrea’s liberation movement.
Red Sea Press
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An Eritrean refugee in London confronts homelessness, memory and desire.

The second memoir volume by a lawyer and participant in Eritrea’s independence struggle.
Sources on authors and their connections to this country. Specific edition details appear beside each book. Polish and English originals are not labelled as translations.