Margaret Busby

Margaret Busby was the UK’s youngest and first Black woman publisher when she co-founded the publishing house Allison and Busby in 1967. Her milestone anthology Daughters of Africa, which showcased a wide range of writing from the black female perspective, was published in 1992. Now, more than a quarter of a decade later, she published an expanded version: New Daughters of Africa - spanning more than 200 writers. A German version of the book has also been released (Neue Töchter Afrikas - Unrast Verlag, Münster, 2023.).

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KULTURAUSTAUSCH is the magazine for international perspectives. It is published quarterly and presents international cultural relations from fresh perspectives. We focus on people and regions that rarely feature in the German debate.

Renowned authors such as Serhij Zhadan, Fatou Diome, Liao Yiwu, Ibram X. Kendi or Gioconda Belli have their say, as do other voices from around the globe from Afghan women doctors to mine workers in Congo to racing drivers from Qatar.

KULTURAUSTAUSCH stands for diversity and close-up journalism. Published by ifa – Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations in partnership with ConBrio Verlag.