Diriye Osman's 'Fairytales For Lost Children' was a critical and cultural intervention. Read about it here.

Diriye Osman profiles incandescent French Indo-Malagasy writer and curator, Ari Gautier.

A comprehensive list of articles, essays, interviews, videos and audio clips featuring Diriye Osman.

The queer black body as sex and sweat and Somalinimo.

All discourses can be co-opted and weaponised against you, the victim.

Let us sing, reader. Let us sing.

Freedom is a hymn and a holler. Freedom is simply believing that your life matters.

A kiss from God is a dirt-coated diamond buried inside the evening-red of the human animal.

Preeminent historian, Céline Ramsamy-Giancone, on feminism, colonialism, and Réunionese culture.

Diriye Osman on writing a queer #MeToo Story

Diriye Osman is profiled by Sofia Samatar for The New Inquiry.

Diriye Osman talks with Open Country Magazine in this in-depth profile.

Literary maestro, Sofia Samatar, discusses her dazzling memoir, 'The White Mosque.'

To deny the saber's cut as anything less than an injury would be doing a disservice to your personhood.

On the loneliness of the radical queer writer.

Diriye Osman on centering human beings who have been gaslit into thinking they don't exist.

Diriye Osman on 'The Butterfly Jungle' and the value of joyful queer love stories.

Technologized spirituality and faith systems in 'The Butterfly Jungle'.

May you know that you are the source of this song.

Finding molecules of sanity within the flames.

Queer afrofabulism steeped in the syntax of love.

Notes on Honest Self-Accounting.

Enter the world of Diriye Osman's delicious, afrofabulist new story collection.

Consumerism and hard-edged hypocrisy collide in this piece of flash fiction by Diriye Osman.