Features

Features August 29, 2014

That Dress Though | Chimamanda at the 2014 Farafina Literary Evening

by Ainehi Edoro

Book Reviews • Features August 29, 2014

What Zadie Smith’s Mom Taught Me About Bridget Jones

by Ainehi Edoro

Book Reviews • Features August 27, 2014

Conceptual Analysis of M. I. Abaga’s King James

by Ainehi Edoro

Book Reviews • Features August 26, 2014

Resounding Voices from Cameroon | Review of Bakwa Magazine by Georgina Mexía-Amador

by Ainehi Edoro

Features August 25, 2014

Between the Sacred and the Profane | Enuma Okoro on Writing and Spirituality

by Sylvia Ofili

Features • Stories and Poems August 25, 2014

“Fatigue of Ordinariness” | Identity by Onomarie Uriri | A Poem

by Ainehi Edoro

Features August 22, 2014

From Road Nipple to Eating Insects: Silly Things African Writers Only Say on Twitter

by Ainehi Edoro

Features August 20, 2014

What’s Weird about Teju Cole Claiming A Shakespearean Heritage?

by Ainehi Edoro