Unlucky Mel is a quirky, yet serious story about the often difficult road to self-discovery, and how, ultimately, we're responsible for the choices we make.
Unlucky Mel is a quirky, yet serious story about the often difficult road to self-discovery, and how, ultimately, we're responsible for the choices we make.
In Gatebound, the Illborn convergence draws a step closer, and the Great Power beyond the Gate beckons even more strongly, as their true character begins to take form.
“Better for you to confess now, so we find an arrangement that can see you do a light reformatory penance for your sins.’’
Bookish Ezioma shares her thoughts with Littafi on literary culture in Nigeria and the many real-world lessons in books.
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.
African myths and histories seem to be something of a joke to some these days- a spectacle propped up for the highest bidder, used only for its commercial opportunity rather than any intrinsic value.
Snapping suddenly to an upright position, Yaya charged his shell-shocked attacker, who, caught ball-watching, stood helpless in the face of his foe’s barrage.
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.
Jack Oswald’s The Man Who Knew Too Much takes readers into a world of political intrigue and dangerous secrets.
If you're ever unsure what your next top book recommendation is, try to think of some of the more unorthodox ways to choose the next book to read.
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!
