My writing includes political op-eds, cultural analysis, and poetry, always with an eye to telling stories not sufficiently heard in society.
Here is a curated selection of my writing from over the years – if you are looking for my other work (for instance art, films, research and/or games) please head to my projects page or my research page!
Currently I am nominally on a publication hiatus for 2022-23 as I focus on my book proposal about participatory research, but if you have an interesting proposition you can always drop me a message.
You Remind Me of my Memories of the Nile, Untitled Voices (Issue 3: Volume 1), June 2021
As a British Sudanese Autistic Person, I’ve Learned that Cultures Shape How We Perceive Disability, Rooted in Rights, 19 March 2021
I Was Asked to Appear in ‘Too Ugly For Love?’, Dazed, 7 December 2015
Emotional Violence, Kink, and ‘The Duke of Burgundy’, BitchFlicks, 26 October 2015
The Princess of North Sudan; When I see a western man plant a flag in African land, my heart drops, The Independent, 15 May 2015
Another Canaan (Pick of the Month), Ink, Sweat & Tears, May 2015
How I Found Myself When My Skin Changed Its Identity, Buzzfeed Ideas, 7 April 2015
The Silent Cry, Glitterwolf Magazine (Issue 8: Identity), April 2015
UK Home Office Says Aderonke Apata Can’t Be Gay Because She Has Children, Duh, Autostraddle, 5 March 2015
Rushaa Louise Hamid 