The Pan African Writers Association (PAWA) will launch the UK chapter of its diaspora arm on Friday, November 27, 2026, at 10 ...
A Museum of Memory, the award-winning documentary about Wole Soyinka’s years at the University of Ìbàdàn, is now available on ...
Brittle Paper founder and editor Ainehi Edoro-Glines discussed her first book, Forest Imaginaries: How African Novels Think, ...
Nnamdi was thirty-eight when Ugochi said it was over. She did not shout. There was no quarrel to file away and rehearse later ...
Ikwo Ntekim’s debut novel begins with a warning: be careful who knows your name. In Where We Go at Night, names carry power, the woods conceal dangerous inhabitants, and the boundary between the ...
As pressure mounts and her relationships begin to fray, Evelyn must confront the possibility that control is not the same as having everything figured out. The figure-skating rink gives Ameyaw a ...
We’re looking for stories, poems, or even non-fiction works that explore the topic of confessions, mysteries, secret gifts, ...
Wasafiri, the magazine of international contemporary writing, has released Common Interests, a six-part video series hosted by author Yara Rodrigues Fowler. The project asks what the UK’s literary ...
The UK’s Society of Authors (SoA) has withdrawn from the Charter of Ethical AI Use in the Creative Industries, which it ...
Ugandan poet Jedidiah Mugarura’s debut collection, Nyamuteza, will be published in February 2027 by the University of ...
TBLNG Press has announced the acquisition of West African rights to This Is How We Disappear, the poetry collection by ...
The NAACP has introduced ten new African categories for the 58th NAACP Image Awards, opening its awards to creators across the continent for the first time. In a press statement dated 21 October, the ...
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