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The new Museum of Contemporary Art of Castilla and Le*n, opened in Spain in 2005 with an exhibition of Alfredo Jaar's Emergency, a dark pool from which a fiberglass model of the African continent is constantly, slowly rising and resubmerging. This revised and expanded black book of essays--whose back cover leads to black endpapers and black title pages--extends Jaar's piece with reflections on the continent from such brilliant African writers as Ama Ata Aidoo (of Ghana, via Stanford University's creative writing program), Buchi Emecheta (of Nigeria and London), Nawal el Saadawi (Egypt's onetime Director of Public Health, the only woman ever to achieve such a position), and Nuruddin Farah (a novelist exiled from Somalia).

Abdourahman Waberi

Achmat Dangor

Agnes Agboton

Aly Diallo

Ama Ata Aidoo

Aminata Sow Fall

Antjie Krog

Buchi Emecheta

Calixthe Beyala

Christiane Ramanantsoa

Donato Ndongo-Bidyogo

Emergency Aifredo

Gaston-Paul Effa

Helen Oyeyemi

Jean-Marie Vianney Rurangwa

Jose Eduardo Agualusa

Marlene van Niekerk

Mia Couto

Moses Isegawa

Nawal el Saadawi

Nuruddin Farah

Pepetela

Tierno Monenembo

Veronique Tadjo

Victor Omgba

Yvonne Vera

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The new Museum of Contemporary Art of Castilla and Le*n, opened in Spain in 2005 with an exhibition of Alfredo Jaar's Emergency, a dark pool from which a fiberglass model of the African continent is constantly, slowly rising and resubmerging. This revised and expanded black book of essays--whose back cover leads to black endpapers and black title pages--extends Jaar's piece with reflections on the continent from such brilliant African writers as Ama Ata Aidoo (of Ghana, via Stanford University's creative writing program), Buchi Emecheta (of Nigeria and London), Nawal el Saadawi (Egypt's onetime Director of Public Health, the only woman ever to achieve such a position), and Nuruddin Farah (a novelist exiled from Somalia).