Richard ALI A MUTU

(Mbandaka, Democratic Republic of the Congo 1988). He won the Mark Twain Award in 2009 and published his first short stories collection, Tabu's Nightmares, written in French, in 2011. His novel Mr. Fix It: Troublesome Kinshasa was published in Lingala in 2014 and has since been translated into French. Ali was selected as one of the only writers working in indigenous languages for the Africa 39 anthology, which showcased the continent's most talented writers under forty, including Chimamanda Adichie and Dinaw Mengetsu. Founder of the Association of Young Writers of Congo (AJECO), he has worked since 2016 at the Wallonia-Brussels General Delegation in Kinshasa as Head of Letters and Books (Library). He is also the author of a recent novel written in French, Et les portes sont des bouches// And the doors are mouths.

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