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The new $500 prize invites unpublished short stories on the theme of “Inheritance” — submissions close August 31, 2026.

If you’re an African or diaspora writer with a story that traditional publishing houses might deem “too strange,” “highly political,” or too “out there,” this is your call.

August line-up is here and they don’t disappoint.

A visually stunning, ambitious adaptation, but at what cost to the source material?

A new literary collection from Book O’Clock invites essays, short stories, and poetry from Nigerian writers whose lives have straddled origin and the North.

From psychological horror to demonic possessions and body horror… this list has it all.

July gears up with the hottest lineups of upcoming movies and TV shows.

If Game of Thrones taught us anything, it’s that the characters we hate the most tend to outlive everyone else.

I watched Euphoria season three, so you don’t have to. You’re welcome.

Now in its third edition, the USD20,000 prize celebrates excellence in African and Caribbean publishing.

There’s something for everyone from every genre you love.