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Chịkọdịlị Emelụmadụ: Dazzling

LISTEN TO PODCAST In this intriguing debut by  Chịkọdịlị Emelụmadụwe are introduced to two young girls Ozoemena and Treasure, whose coming of age takes place in a boarding school in Nigeria. Their meeting is set against the backdrop of familial loss and tragedy.  We watch them try to…

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Q&A with Nadia Owusu

Who is your favourite author of all times?* James Baldwin What is your favourite book of all time? Zora Neale Hurston’s “Their Eyes Were Watching God.” What is your favourite book published in the past twelve months? Safiya Sinclair’s “How to Say Babylon.” What subject have you found…

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Nozuko Siyotula: CHRISTOPHER

Set over the course of one weekend, Christopher introduces us to Vuyo, one of a long lineage of headstrong January women. Vuyo, pregnant with twins is mourning the death of her Scottish-born husband and has come home to her family home in the rural Eastern Cape. Paying homage…

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Buki Papillon: An Ordinary Wonder

“See, if you act like your uniqueness is a great thing and you couldn’t care less about their opinion, they eventually give up. And that feels so good that you do it again and again until you truly believe it.” An Ordinary Wonder is a coming of age…

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Dr Ainehi Edoro-Glines: Brittle Paper

African literature is changing’ – Brittle Paper Brittle Paper is your go-to site for African writing and literary culture. Brittle Paper brings you all the latest news and juicy updates on publications, authors, events, prizes, and lifestyle. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram (@brittlepaper) and sign up for…

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Kleaver Cruz: The Black Joy Project

“Black Joy is one of the entities that has gotten us through the many trials and tribulations of our existence around the world.” -Kleaver Cruz Kleaver is the creator of The Black Joy Project, a digital and real-world movement to center Black joy as a form of resistance.…

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