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Read more about the article Call for Submissions: ‘Depressed in the AI and Social Media World’ Anthology

Call for Submissions: ‘Depressed in the AI and Social Media World’ Anthology

Post author:Bakare Oluwatobiloba Oyindamola
Post published: August 27, 2026

Read more about the article AARA 2026 Opens Call for Judges, Book Exhibitors and Awards Registration

AARA 2026 Opens Call for Judges, Book Exhibitors and Awards Registration

Post author:Bakare Oluwatobiloba Oyindamola
Post published: August 26, 2026

Read more about the article [Cover Reveal] Masobe Books Acquires Ibrahim Babátúndé Ibrahim’s “Dear Descendant(s)”

[Cover Reveal] Masobe Books Acquires Ibrahim Babátúndé Ibrahim’s “Dear Descendant(s)”

Post author:Bakare Oluwatobiloba Oyindamola
Post published: August 25, 2026

Read more about the article Iskanchi Press Announces 2026 Iska Book Prize Shortlist

Iskanchi Press Announces 2026 Iska Book Prize Shortlist

Post author:Bakare Oluwatobiloba Oyindamola
Post published: August 25, 2026

Read more about the article Brittle Paper To Host Inaugural Literary Festival on August 29

Brittle Paper To Host Inaugural Literary Festival on August 29

Post author:Bakare Oluwatobiloba Oyindamola
Post published: August 25, 2026

Read more about the article Difficult Women and the Literature of Refusal: A Review of Mubanga Kalimamukwento’s The Shipikisha Club

Difficult Women and the Literature of Refusal: A Review of Mubanga Kalimamukwento’s The Shipikisha Club

Post author:Rigwell Addison Asiedu
Post published: August 21, 2026

Read more about the article What the Flesh Knows: On Timi Sanni’s The Ordinary Affair of Being Human

What the Flesh Knows: On Timi Sanni’s The Ordinary Affair of Being Human

Post author:Káyọ̀dé Ayọ̀bámi
Post published: August 21, 2026

Read more about the article The Humanity of a Maltreated Nigerian Immigrant in Emmanuel Eruemulor’s Unwanted

The Humanity of a Maltreated Nigerian Immigrant in Emmanuel Eruemulor’s Unwanted

Post author:Michael Chiedoziem Chukwudera
Post published: August 21, 2026

Read more about the article Crown of Blood Review: Shakespeare, Nollywood, and Wonderfully Wicked Women

Deyemi Okanlawon as Aderemi and Mo Sesay as Ashadele in Crown of Blood | Photo by Robling Photography

Crown of Blood Review: Shakespeare, Nollywood, and Wonderfully Wicked Women

Post author:Memuna Konteh
Post published: August 21, 2026

Read more about the article [Featured Post] Pioneers of a New Frontier: A Decade of Poetic Wednesdays’s Literary Renaissance in Northern Nigeria

[Featured Post] Pioneers of a New Frontier: A Decade of Poetic Wednesdays’s Literary Renaissance in Northern Nigeria

Post author:Ahmad Mubarak Tanimu
Post published: August 20, 2026