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British-Nigerian Author Yomi Adegoke Showed Up as Goldilocks for Halloween
Halloween may be over, but Yomi Adegoke’s costume deserves one more lap. The British-Nigerian author and journalist ... read more
Where Do We Go From Here | Omoregie Lawrence Jr | Poetry
October 1, 1960. A flag rose. A name was spoken. Someone called it independence. Sixty-six years ... read more
Whose Knowledge? and DAIR Launch Findings on Community-Centered Language Tech for Kiswahili and Tigrinya
Whose Knowledge? and the Distributed AI Research Institute (DAIR) are hosting a virtual launch of their joint research on ... read more
Abdelrahman ElGendy and Mohamed Mbougar Sarr Are Finalists for the 2026 National Book Awards
Two African writers are among the 25 finalists for the 2026 National Book Awards: Egyptian author Abdelrahman ElGendy, in ... read more
“The Most Powerful Woman – Person – in Anglophone African Literature Today”: Carey Baraka Profiles Ellah Wakatama
Carey Baraka has written a long, richly detailed portrait of Ellah Wakatama, the Zimbabwe-born editor who may have shaped ... read more
Halloween Is Over, but the Scares Don’t Have to Be: 7 African Horror and Thriller Books to Keep the Spooky Season Going
Halloween has come and gone. The costumes are back in the closet, the party invitations are a memory, and the ... read more
Ikwo Ntekim Uncovers a Darker History Beneath the Magic in Where We Go at Night
Ikwo Ntekim’s debut novel begins with a warning: be careful who knows your name. In Where We Go at Night, names carry ... read more
PHOTOS: Ainehi Edoro-Glines Discusses Her Book, Forest Imaginaries at the Wisconsin Book Festival
Brittle Paper founder and editor Ainehi Edoro-Glines discussed her first book, Forest Imaginaries: How African Novels ... read more
