Njeri, E., Brinkman, I., & Kawerama-Bleeker, S. (2025). De broer en de zus.

Brinkman, I. (2025). Monsters en hun gendered maaltijden : femicide in oger-verhalen uit Europa en Afrika. ARMADA (AMSTERDAM), 24(81), 8–9.

Brinkman, I. (2025). Monsters and their gendered meals : femicide in ogre-narratives from Europe and Africa. GADAA JOURNAL, 8(2), 58–69.

Brinkman, I. (2025). Councils and chiefs, monsters and trees : Gikuyu political authority and colonialism. AFRIKA FOCUS, 38(2), 339–369. https://doi.org/10.1163/2031356x-20250205

Brinkman, I., Mossissa, T., Wasamba, P., & Wachira, J. (2025). Rainbows in Eastern African folktales : oral narrative as ecocritical model. TYDSKRIF VIR LETTERKUNDE, 62(3), 10–17. https://doi.org/10.17159/tl.v62i3.18628

Brinkman, I. (2025). Flip side. https://doi.org/10.1163/2031356x-20250101

Brinkman, I., & Obure-Morang’a, M. (2024). Interview with Juma Rang’ombe, Kwale Arts Troupe, Kenya. Oral Literature for Development’ (OL4D).

Brinkman, I. (2024). Kariba : a review by Inge Brinkman.

Brinkman, I., Wachira, J., Edae-Tufa, M., Dierickx, S., Ashepet, M., & Van Bockhaven, V. (2024). Tree entanglements calendar. In E. Devos, A. Guglielmo, & L. Andriessen (Eds.), More-than-human freedom : zine conference 2024 (pp. 21–36). Ghent: Centre for Anthropological Research on Affect and Materiality.

Brinkman, I., Tolasa, M. R., & Dinsa, T. (2024). Notes to the Oromo narratives by Rahis Siraj Abba Simal, 1, 2, 3. www.ol4d.ugent.be.