Selected publications
Nicklas Hållén, "Silence, the Unsaid and the Unsayable in Yvonne Vera’s The Stone Virgins" Journal of Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies, 2024.
Nicklas Hållén, "Nairobi Street-Aesthetics: Distance and Proximity in the Aesthetics of Everyday Life in the Green City" English Studies in Africa 66:1 2023: 76-94.
Nicklas Hållén, “OkadaBooks and the Poetics of Uplift” English Studies in Africa 61:2 2018, 36-48.
Nicklas Hållén, “Manoeuvring Through the Traffic Jam: A Conversation with Magnus Okeke About OkadaBooks and Digital Publishing in Nigeria” English Studies in Africa 61:2 2018, 86-90.
Nicklas Hållén, “Barnbiblioteket Sagas Selim och Kalulu: Afrika som sagoland och civilisering som metafor för mognad,” Tidskrift för litteraturvetenskap 2:2010: 23-37.
*Nicklas Hållén, “Willy Kyrklunds Till Tabbas,” Samlaren 1:2012: 265-286.
Nicklas Hållén, “‘Okay, I am going to try this now’: An Interview with Caryl Phillips about The Atlantic Sound and The European Tribe,” Journeys 15:2 2014, 1-14.
Nicklas Hållén, “‘Can’t seem to live without it somehow”: An interview with Eddy Harris,’ Studies in Travel Writing 18:3 2014, 279-294.
Nicklas Hållén and Janet Remmington, “‘You want people to see you in all your nuanced variety:’ An interview with Noo Saro-Wiwa,” Studies in Travel Writing 19:3 2015, 1-9.
Nicklas Hållén, “A Personal Quest: Travel Writing as Self-exploration in Eddy L. Harris’s Native Stranger: A Blackamerican’s Journey into the Heart of Africa”, Journal of Commonwealth Literature, Summer 2016, 1-16.
Nicklas Hållén, “African Alterity and Metaphoricity in John Slaughter’s Brother in the Bush”, The Journal of Alterity Studies and World Literature, 1:1 2018, 48-64.
Nicklas Hållén and Ashleigh Harris, “African street literature: a method for emergent form beyond world literature”, Research in African Literatures, 2020.