Knowing What to Write About: Top Topic Sources for Fiction and Non-Fiction
So, are you a fiction or non-fiction writer who’s stumped on what to write about? Here are some unusual sources of inspiration to fuel your creativity.
Do African Men Even Read Literature Anymore?
As a man, my opinions in this piece stem from a place of concern for the dwindling participation of male folk in bookish communities and the literary space as a whole.
Disney, What’s Up With the Live Action Remakes?
There is a trend where adaptations of existing art end up being bastardized or, at best, turn out satisfactory. But somehow, the Little Mermaid beat the allegations.
Plans are underway for a Dream Count Homecoming Tour, which will see Ms Adichie visit multiple Nigerian cities in the coming months.
Ojulari Olasunkanmi launched his new non-fiction work, The Other Side of Midnight, a deep expose into the workings of the nightlife industry
Preorders for the Dream Count audiobook are now open on the Genti Audio app (available on iOS and Play Store) for a special preorder price of NGN 8,000.
FilmOne Entertainment is excited to announce the official 2025 FilmOne Exhibitor’s Showcase, a highly anticipated event celebrating the best in storytelling, cinema, and creativity.
The first-ever Sharjah Festival of African Literature has celebrated a milestone in African arts and culture by presenting the Lifetime Achievement Award to Nobel Laureate Professor Wole Soyinka.
Mrs. Remilekun Anikulapo-Kuti’s story is one of resilience and strength, a staunch re-emphasis of the adage that “behind every successful man stands a woman.”
Narrative Landscape Press is pleased to reveal the cover of the Nigerian edition of Dream Count by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie!
