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The Clockmaker’s Daughter | Lolia Brown | Poetry

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What Is New Literalism? Namwali Serpell Says Art Is Getting Dumber

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What One Romance Novel Can Teach Us About Nigeria’s Reading Culture

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The Big Dinner | Peace Kathure Mundia | Fiction

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Meet M. H. Ayinde, Sunday Times Bestselling Author of Yoruba-Inspired Fantasy A Song of Legends Lost

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25 Years Later, This Shona Masterpiece Is Coming to English Readers | The Mad by Ignatius Mabasa

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Masobe Books to Publish New EndSARS Anthology Edited by Chibueze Darlington Anuonye

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All Hands on Deck by Arunma Oteh Wins the 2025 BCA African Business Book of the Year

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A Poem in Which the Bullet Missed | Ahmed Aminu | Poetry

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Damilare Kuku’s New Novel Comes to West African Readers First, Ahead of Global Launch

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Sudanese Fiction Writer Leila Aboulela Wins the 2025 PEN Pinter Prize

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Excerpt: A Ladder of Bones by Bunmi Oyinsan

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Exhumation | Victor Osemeka | Poetry

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Enilolobo sighed slowly and then answered. “You want my story?” she asked in bewilderment. “But it is my story.” Excited by the girl’s speaking, Dr. Protowsky p...

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Bookling Corner: An Anthology of Children’s African Literature

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The Most Sinful Thing | Vanessa Essien | Fiction

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More Adventures of a Lagos Wedding Planner: The Groom’s Away Match | Tolulope Popoola | Flash Fiction Series

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Who Sent Us To Grow Up? | Julius Omunizua | Poetry

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Excerpt: From Glasgow Without Love by Albrin Junior

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The Thing Around Nigeria’s Neck: National Suffocation and the Cycle of Exodus in Adichie’s Short Stories | Chinaza Justina Egere | Essay

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