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Double Minority Meets Love Does Not Win Elections: Two Works, One Truth About Women in Nigerian Politics

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Add Insult to Injury | Mohammed Barry | Poetry

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A New Small Press is Building a Literary Bridge Between Southern Africa and Scotland

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Our Favorite July Moment: Nigerian Actress Bimbo Akintola in a Bookstore

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5 New African Middle-Grade Books Your Kids Will Love

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African Architecture & All That Jazz | Kevin Daniel Scheepers | Poetry

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Love African Fantasy? Grove Atlantic’s Amos Tutuola Re-issues are Must-Haves

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Excerpt: Palm Fronds in August by Ewere Alexsandra Ikuh

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2025 CANEX Prize: African Publishers Longlisted for $28,000 Award

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Three Nigerian Writers, Theresa Lola, Ajibola Tolase, Hussain Ahmed, Shortlisted for the 2025 Walcott Prize

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Debut Novel The Catch by Yrsa Daley-Ward Makes The Center for Fiction 2025 First Novel Prize Longlist

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Space, Space, Space | Ore Dada | Fiction

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Are US/UK Publishers Taking Over Africa’s Richest Literary Prize?

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South African Playwright Philisiwe Twijnstra Got a Book Deal and Celebrated with a Photoshoot

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From Oprah Daily Books Editor to Literary Agent: Wadzanai Mhute’s New Agency Is Open for Business

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The Smell of Rain on Burning Ground | Dorisa Chukwujekwu | Fiction

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The Billionaire’s Secret Nanny | Nnabuihe Precious | Fiction

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East Africa’s Top Manuscript Prize Won by Doreen Anyango and Gladwell Pamba

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Nigerian Crime Fiction Author Leye Adenle Wins the 2024 Lawrence Prize for The House of Oluawo

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Excerpt: The Hand of Iman by Ryad Assani-Razaki

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