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Editor’s Note Dear Brittle Paperians, The unknown is scary, but the terrifying is found in the shadows we have named. These names are either from our day-to-day encounters, or...
At Brittle Paper, this June, we are highlighting some of our favourite African queer books that have rocked and shaped African publishing. In Necessary Fiction, Eloghosa Osunde re...
The words of the accursed letter were etched in your brain to the point where you could recite it by heart. Nevertheless, you read it multiple times a day regardless of how it fi...
At the public park every Saturday, I find myself wavering between the traditions of esteemed painters and maintaining my own cool detachment in this open-air gallery. The park fe...
Sea Stories I have no stomach to keep sea stories. Ten thousand boys are crossing the black Atlantic without life jackets. In Thiaroye-sur-Mer, hundreds are wading through the buta...
The wind rushed at me like it had a personal vendetta, slipping through my coat and biting at my fingers, knowing exactly where to hurt. If the rest of the world was battling glo...
Modjaji Books is turning 19 this year, and they are marking the milestone with poetry. The Woordeloos anthology, funded and initiated by Liliana Risi, was conceived as both a celeb...
Now, we have found ourselves falling into a silence only familiar with those accustomed to their new homes in graves. Only if the sun rises at a particular angle does the bed, ev...
There are different kinds of stories I have consistently been told about humans who grew up too fast. I believed them, but none looked exactly like mine. Sometimes it scares me h...
Dear You, I am looking at you through a fog of harmattan on a December afternoon. The living room is a shadow of itself. Some corners are covered in Christmas decorations your mo...
It was a dear friend of mine, a poet and professor living in exile, who pondered whether Black people could find their happy place in a world bent on showing us that no matter wh...
22. That is the number of debut authors Masobe Books is pushing out this year. And some of their work is already out, from Chinasa Anaele’s Three Is a Crowd and Deborah Kira’s The...
Nigerian-Canadian poet Jide Salawu has been shortlisted for not one but two of the League of Canadian Poets’ 2026 Book Awards, the Gerald Lampert Memorial Award for a debut collect...
Four African writers have secured six nominations between them on the 2026 British Fantasy Awards shortlists. Established by the British Fantasy Society and running since 1971, the...
I almost crack the egg into my coffee cup while the pan waits beside me, already hot, already the right answer. That feels important somehow: the almost of it. Like my brain stil...
“I am not your sister.” The words spilled out of my mouth before I could stop them, sharp as a stone kicked down a quiet alley. I hadn’t meant to say it like that. I hadn’t meant...
It’s 12 pm, and sweat clings to our clothing. We stand at the border. There’s a tap for washing hands and a hand sanitizer on an old, metallic sink right in front of us. An offic...
The boy and the girl sat. The girl on the only mattress in the room. A wide queen-sized one, which laid bare on the floor. No wooden boards, just a bed on the floor. The bedsheet...
Tomilola Coco Adeyemo is keeping us entertained with another Masobe release! Her short story series, that was previously published on Brittle Paper in 2022, will soon be availabl...
The Ignyte Awards, presented annually since 2020 to celebrate the vibrancy and diversity of the current and future landscapes of science fiction, fantasy, and horror, have announ...
Electric Literature, the nonprofit literary platform that has spent seventeen years dedicated to uplifting emerging writers, has launched its very first Emerging Writers Contest, w...
Book influencing has become an integral part of today’s literary ecosystem. From the rise of BookTok conversations that can turn titles into bestsellers overnight to the carefully...
The first time someone laughs at your name, you realise that a name isn’t just a quiet thing. It enters the room ahead of you with a certain presence. It shakes hands on your be...
The Proof I used to make fun of my best friend’s obsession with fridge magnets. We would be holidaying somewhere humid and expensive, toasting champagne margaritas, and she would...
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