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El Segundo · El Segundo

Gambian-Ghanaian-Sierra Leonean Poet Kweku Abimbola Selected for Academy of American Poets' 2025 Poet Laureate Fellowship Worth $50,000

Gambian-Ghanaian-Sierra Leonean poet Kweku Abimbola has been named one of twenty-three recipients of the prestigious Academy of American Poets’ 2025 Poet Laureate Fellowship, which comes with a $50,000 award. As the Poet Laureate Fellow of El Segundo, California, Abimbola joins an exceptional cohort of poets laureate from across the United States recognized for their literary […]Read Article

Aba, Nigeria · Aba

Letters from Aba Women

Inspired by the Aba Women’s War of 1929 From Odelia to Nnenna 4th November, 1929 Ogbor Hill, Aba Province Nnenna, They came this morning. Four white men and one of our own, sweating in a khaki uniform too tight for his foolish chest. They brought the measuring pole, the paper, and that cursed […]Read Article

Nigeria · Nigeria

Lambda Literary Awards Marks 37 Years of LGBTQ+ Excellence, Featuring African Voices Across Categories

The 37th annual Lambda Literary Awards has announced its finalists. The finalists span 26 categories and demonstrate representation, with African and African diaspora writers featured across virtually every award category. African authors including Okwudili Nebeolisa and Omotara James (both Nigerians) were shortlisted in the Gay Poetry and Lesbian Poetry respectively. “This year’s shortlist represents the […]Read Article

Hollywood Star Ayo Edebiri in Loved-Up Photos with Bolu Babalola's Sweet Heat

In one of social media’s most delightful literary moments, Emmy-nominated star, Ayo Edebiri was captured in pure joy while reading Bolu Babalola’s Sweet Heat. The Instagram post shows Edebiri in an exuberant pose that perfectly captures the magic of discovering a captivating read. She’s seen laughing with one leg playfully lifted in the air, holding […]Social Media Read Article

Afropolis, Lagos’s Experimental Arts Festival, Calls for Submissions, Invites Creatives to Imagine ‘Other Worlds’

Lagos’s experimental arts festival Afropolis is returning for its 5th edition from 22–30 November 2025, alongside the launch of our new journal, The Afropolis. They invite artists, writers, performers, musicians, filmmakers, digital creators, and thinkers to submit works that imagine OTHER WORLDS, real and imagined spaces that challenge the limits of the familiar. This year’s […]Lagos, Lagos · Lagos Read Article

Ekow Eshun and Nick Makoha Inducted as Royal Society of Literature Fellows

Ekow Eshun and Nick Makoha are among the new additions to the Royal Society of Literature (RSL) fellows collective. The announcement was made on July 16, 2025. The RSL is a UK charity aimed at advancing literature. It was founded in 1820 by King George IV as a learned society with the aim of rewarding […]London, England · London Read Article

Double Minority Meets Love Does Not Win Elections: Two Works, One Truth About Women in Nigerian Politics

Sometimes two works, separated by years, begin to speak to each other. When I came across Double Minority in Molara Wood’s Instagram post, I was immediately reminded of Ayisha Osori’s 2017 memoir Love Does Not Win Elections. One is a 2025 film about nine women in the 2023 elections; the other is a literary account […]Nigeria · Nigeria Read Article

A New Small Press is Building a Literary Bridge Between Southern Africa and Scotland

A new Edinburgh‑based small press, Batis Books, is setting out to connect two literary worlds not typically seen in direct conversation: Southern Africa and Scotland. The press is founded by South African writer and publisher Nick Mulgrew and will begin publishing in early 2026 with a list that foregrounds Southern African voices for UK readers, […]Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

African Architecture & All That Jazz

Wide nostrils on the fossil record, pharaohs and the Sphinx; freedom fighters entombed in unmarked, unadorned graves with nary a wilting flower; pre-Socratics in Kemet and Kush on student visas; pan-Africans living in paradise with no passports – vicarious memories exiled by time. Have it on good authority that there are no good authorities. […]Pharaohs Read Article

Debut Novel The Catch by Yrsa Daley-Ward Makes The Center for Fiction 2025 First Novel Prize Longlist

The longlist for The Center for Fiction 2025 First Novel Prize is out. The fiction longlist features British-Jamaican author Yrsa Daley-Ward for her debut novel The Catch. Daley-Ward was selected from a submission pool of 185 books, marking a significant achievement for this accomplished poet making her first venture into long-form fiction. Established in 2006, […]United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

South African Playwright Philisiwe Twijnstra Got a Book Deal and Celebrated with a Photoshoot

Fresh off winning From Pitch to Publication in Johannesburg this May, Philisiwe Twijnstra is having a well-earned moment. Her upcoming collection, Flying Cows and Other Traumas, features surreal stories set in Black South African townships and imagined African kingdoms. The stories explore themes like family, resilience, and transformation. To mark this creative milestone, she recently […]Johannesburg · Johannesburg Read Article

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