August/September 2025
The Myth, Language and Philosophy of Amos Tutuola
For the late Nigerian writer, Amos Tutuola, death is not the end. His regeneration lives on in the surreal and fantastic landscapes of African literature. With overlapping influence across the arts, music and literature, Tutuola still journeys. Read More...
This Is How I Remember You
Writer, Tonny Ogwa, reflects on the death of a friend and the struggle with coming to terms with the unexpected loss. Read More...
‘Fiction Always Affords a Space for Fun’ Diekara Oloruntoba-Oju’s First Draft
Doctoral researcher and author of When Lemon Grows on Orange Trees, Diekara Oloruntoba-Oju, believes that urban youth cultures in Nigeria emerge from the margins to shape mainstream culture: ‘Whether it is Afrobeats, shadow boxing or thrift market fashion, urban youth cultures in Nigeria generally start from a marginalized place and then go on to define the culture (national or global) for everyone else.’ Read More...
7 Books with Characters That Will Make You Crash Out!
In our latest book recommendation, we have compiled a list of books with characters who will leave you emotionally wrecked, the kind you will remember long after the final page. From unreliable romantic partners to a tangled love triangle involving a father and son, these books promise a memorable reading experience. Read More...
