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Negritude Is Omnipresent in African Writing: On Its Birth, Rebellion, & Perceived Disappearance | D. S. Battistoli

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African Literary Digest: 101 Notable Pieces of 2018

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Features• News January 18, 2019

Translator Publishes List of 146 Books by 66 African Authors Selling in Chinese

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Features• News• Series August 10, 2018

Five Beautiful Acts of Generosity by African Writers

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Features• News January 26, 2018

Bissau-Guinean Writer Yovanka Paquete on How African and Global Literatures Are Open to a Few Lusophone Writers

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Features July 12, 2017

13 Quotes from Jose Eduardo Agualusa’s A General Theory of Oblivion on Yearning, Dreams, God, Forgetting, and Angola

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Features• News June 23, 2017

With His 20th Book, Jose Eduardo Agualusa Is the Second African to Win the International Dublin Literary Award

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