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Ignite Africa is organising a Bookversation with Tomi Adesina on her book ‘George’s Pieces of Me’ and her movie ‘Hakkunde’. The book chat will be moderated by Samsudeen Alabi. Are…More
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a multiple award winning writer and speaker for women’s rights. Her Nigerian publishers, Narrative Landscape, will be hosting her in Victoria Island, Lagos for discussions around…More
History and events are better lived in than discussed. And Writivism, over the last five years, and its Annual Writivism Festival have painted this picture clearly, growing to be among…More
The Onitsha market literature holds the legacy of birthing the Macmillan pacesetter series — a series introduced in 1977 for young adults, publishing the bulk of the novels between 1977…More
Looking for writing contests (fiction or non-fiction) or publishing you can participate in? We have curated some of the writing competitions you can take part of before the year runs…More
My phone sat between my hands, with fingers hovering over the lit screen. At the other end is my Kenyan friend, “typing.” And then my screen flushes with her text.…More
Buying books in Nigeria is one of the numerous problems of any Nigerian who loves to read and collect good books. For years, we’ve been stuck with really old bookshops…More
On the 10th of March 2018 at the Subterranea, Ilupeju, Dami Ajayi launched his second volume of poems – A Woman’s Body is a Country. The book launch, convened by…More
Poetry Chapbook – Beautiful, One Author – REZthaPoet REZthaPoet, Adebola Afolabi, has published a poetry chapbook titled ‘Beautiful One’. In this poetry chapbook, REZthaPoet explores interesting sensual themes as he…More
Mongrels, like our Bingos, are Beautiful Too Nomereloss, God bless his soul, had only one commercially accepted solo-performed single. It was a remake of Ìyàwó Ọ̀lẹ̀lẹ̀. It was Beau Sia,…More