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Fauziya “Daddy said Aaliyah is in heaven.” My breath catches, and the knife I’m holding clangs onto the chopping board. I stare at Salim struggling with his tiny puzzle in his co...
Blending contemporary coming-of-age fiction with subtle magical realism, the University of Texas at Austin student examines dislocation, the quiet grief of friendship breakups, and...
(i) they had it finally in a grip. letting the dead lie, in the mist, in the boughs behind, their whispers were there and urging them on. tangling in the music of the beasts call...
The Doek Literary Festival returns to Windhoek for its third edition, running Wednesday, September 30 through Saturday, October 3, 2026. Hosted every two years by the Doek Arts Tru...
Mallam calls it dДЃr. The elders call it ilГ©. I measure the distance between the two words, an imaginary tape widening between my teeth. Outside, the rain hammers on the leaking...
Taiye Selasi has a new story in The New Yorker, and it reads more like a letter than fiction, one woman writing to another who already understands what’s coming. “Dear Firstborn Im...
Sunmibare was in the Sainsbury’s Local on Acton High Road when she got an inclination that all was not well with her husband, Ibayomi. Call it a spiritual connection, or ancestral...
The following coming-of-age novels by African women authors are shaped by an understanding of the deep and complex relationships between women. In these works, the individual path...
Excerpt from author Atima Mankotia's latest book
During the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, as Cairo fills with protests and uncertainty, two women meet in a subway station near Cairo University. One has returned from Germany searching...
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From globally celebrated novelists to emerging voices gaining international recognition, these female authors have taken Nigerian stories beyond the country’s borders and onto so...
The adult edition of Zeinab Badawi’s book "An African History of Africa: From the Dawn of Humanity to Independence" has sold more the 110,000 copies.
Kelechi Okafor has made her young adult debut with Are You Still Watching?, a speculative thriller from Scholastic that takes the familiar anxieties of social media, surveillance,...
Egyptian writer Abdelrahman ElGendy, Senegalese novelist Mohamed Mbougar Sarr, and Togo-born author Delali Adjoa are among the writers featured on the 2026 National Book Awards lon...
Narrative Landscape Press EA has acquired East and West African rights to Salt in the Snow by Sahra Noor, welcoming the Somali-American writer into its growing catalogue of authent...
Now, with Flora's Love Colony, he has undertaken something considerably more expansive: an attempt to poetically trace Nigeria's journey from its pre-colonial past through slavery...
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has moved countless readers with her novels about Nigerians at home and abroad. After the death in Lagos of her toddler son, her homeland no longer feels a...
TBLNG Press has announced the acquisition of West African rights to This Is How We Disappear, the poetry collection by Titilope Sonuga. A cover reveal and release date are promised...
I held onto the collar of his shirt and bit wherever my teeth could find flesh — his neck, his jaw, the soft skin beneath his ear. My nails dug into him until I felt skin give wa...
Yrsa is reaching her breaking point. As a doctoral candidate at Cambridge University, she’s battling her uncooperative thesis on Afropessimism; supervisors who don’t understand whe...
Greetings from my first time attending #alsc26! When I found out that ALSC was hosting a one-day event dedicated to teen services, I knew that this year I needed to attend. As a te...
The alarm glowed 3:30 am, in pale red digits. Abdullah’s hand found the silence button before the first electronic chirp could fracture the silence of the room. He sat at the edg...
In 2025, Brittle Paper had the honour of publishing Nana Darkoa’s wonderful “Dear Daughter” letter in commemoration of International Day of the Girl Child. This year, we are shar...
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