Storyteller Dammy Ojikutu’s new fiction, ‘The Women Who Buried Hope,’ published by Brittle Paper, explores intergenerational curses, defiant choices, and the…
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Tolani Akinola discusses her novel, ‘Leave Your Mess at Home,’ delving into family secrets, immigrant pressures, and the inescapable complexities of our orig…
The “Husband Is Useless” uproar over Chinkemkasimma Cassidy Chukwuma’s novel highlights how Nigerians judge books by their covers and navigate online literar…
Medical doctor and cultural critic Precious Nzeakor explores self-perception and identity in her new Brittle Paper fiction, “Mirror Mirror, Who Is the Uglies…
Tope Akintayo, Director of The Witsprouts Project, has opened nominations for the second Witsprouts Storytelling Prize. Discover how this cultural manager is…
Zaynab Alkali, the pioneering novelist from Northern Nigeria, reshaped literature by giving voice to women’s experiences and struggles, leaving an indelible…
The ghost of Buchi Emecheta looms large as a new generation of writers grapples with her legacy. Discover how the Sabi Prize is using her 1979 novel to schoo…