Dream Count: Adichie’s Artistry Meets Its Limits
In 2020, the world stopped spinning—or so it felt—when the pandemic descended like a thick fog. The webs...
Child of Congo: A Poet’s Journey Through History and Self
What does it mean to inherit a history you didn’t create? In Child of Congo, Laurène Southe grapples...
Writing, Identity, and Staying True to Your Craft – Chika Unigwe
Chika Unigwe is a Nigerian-born author and professor known for her powerful storytelling, especially on themes of migration,...
2024 Nobel Prize Winner Han Kang: A Master in The Lyrical Exploration of Human Fragility
South Korean novelist Han Kang has received the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature. This achievement cements her status...
7 Best African Memoirs that Moved the World
African Memoirs are one of the most significant genres in African literature. Their intimate and raw personal accounts...
