Literature

Caine Prize Preview 2017: ‘Bush Baby’ by Chikodili Emelumadu

admin / June 28, 2017

Caine Prize Preview 2017: ‘Bush Baby’ by Chikodili Emelumadu Sabo Kpade reviews the Caine Prize 2017 nominee ‘Bush Baby’ by […]

admin / June 22, 2017

Caine Prize Preview 2017: ‘God’s Children Are Little Broken Things’ by Arinze Ifeakandu Arinze Ifeakandu has written a queer coming-of-age

admin / June 14, 2017

Caine Prize Preview 2017: ‘The Story of the Girl whose Birds Flew Away’ by Bushra el-Fadil In this series we

admin / June 7, 2017

Caine Prize Preview 2017: Who Will Greet You When You Get Home by Lesley Nneka Arimah In this series we

admin / June 28, 2016

Petina Gappah On The Caustic Wit of Her Novel, ‘The Book of Memory’ The Zimbabwean author speaks about the pleasures

admin / June 21, 2016

Chief among the preoccupations of God Bless The Child is skin shade: a slight variation from the skin colour that

admin / March 3, 2015

The friction between white colonists and indigenous Africans has been covered extensively, not least in the works of masters like

admin / February 12, 2015

Ghana-Must-GoTaiye Selasi gets full marks for swimming against the currents of fiction published by African writers, though “writer of African