Skip to primary navigation
Skip to main content
Skip to primary sidebar
Skip to footer

Search

Explore
- Lifestyle
- News
- Books
- Original Writings
- Interviews
- Events
Awards
- 100 Notable African Books of 2023
- African Literary Person of the Year
  - 2022 Brittle Paper Person of the Year Awards
  - Brittle Paper’s 2021 Person of the Year Award
Writing Room
More
Donate
Logout

Explore African Literature

Search

Explore
- Lifestyle
- News
- Books
- Original Writings
- Interviews
- Events
Awards
- 100 Notable African Books of 2023
- African Literary Person of the Year
  - 2022 Brittle Paper Person of the Year Awards
  - Brittle Paper’s 2021 Person of the Year Award
Writing Room
More
Donate
Logout

nigerian film

Wana Udobang Explores Grief in the New Episode of Room 313

by Ainehi Edoro

Features September 07, 2015

Room 313 Is Back! | Watch Moby’s Story: A Wana Udobang Film

by Nmadiuto Uche

Primary Sidebar

TRENDING

Mental Health in Niq Mhlongo’s The City is Mine | Rolland Simpi Motaung | Review

by Rolland Simpi Motaung

Africa Through Wainaina’s Lens: 7 Essential Reads on Challenging Misconceptions About Africa

by Ainehi Edoro

Stories and Poems

This Old Routine | Daniel Joe | Fiction

Sign Up for Cassava Republic’s “Being Black in Publishing Forum 2024”

by Submissions Editor

News• Opportunities

Booker Prize Author Bernardine Evaristo Opens Her Cottage to Writers

by Hannah Coroneos

“Lagos I Love You, But…” is the Latest Zine From FF Projects

by Hannah Coroneos

ADVERTISEMENT

OUR MISSION

Brittle Paper cultivates a fun and informative platform for readers who love literature from the African continent.

Support Brittle Paper

Sign up to our newsletter

Email

Footer

Lifestyle
News
Books
Original Writings
Events
Interviews

The Brittle Paper Awards
Notable African Books of the Year
African Literary Person of the Year

Courses (Register/Login)
My Writing Room
Opportunities
Submissions

About
Contact Us
The Decade Project
Guide to African Novels

© 2024 Brittle Paper