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Author Interview: Oyindamola Dosunmu on Your Tomorrow Was Today

October 3, 2025 .

Interview

Womanhood isn’t straightforward; what you believe defines a woman can differ from what someone else feels.

They Came From The Sea by Ikenna Osuji

September 30, 2025 .

Fantasy

They Came From The Sea takes a different path from standard fantasy, mixing myth and survival with the rising dread of invasion ...

Agent Arimonu: The Guardian Spy (The Chronicles of Ilu #1) by Ikenna Osuji

September 21, 2025 .

Fantasy

Agent Arimonu: The Guardian Spy comes off as unselttling and bold for readers, as it doesn’t read like your typical fantasy ...

Verity of Old (Memory of Stone) by Chio Zoe

September 12, 2025 .

Fantasy

Verity of Old is a marked improvement from Memory of Stone, with a massive finale reveal that makes the final book an immediate mu...

Bare by Theresa Ijachi

September 4, 2025 .

poetry

I’m nothing but a blank canvas,So you can paint me however you like,Red, green, blue … whatever colours,I’ll stay put ...

Silver Drive Press to Publish Your Tomorrow Was Today

Your Tomorrow Was Today by Oyindamola Dosunmu

September 2, 2025 .

African Literature

So yes, Your Tomorrow Was Today is guaranteed to be a book that will touch you, regardless of gender, interests or philosophy. ...

Cruel Venus by Susan Lewis

August 27, 2025 .

Romance, Thriller

Cruel Venus reads as tense as any good thriller, and even the occasional smut does little to distract from the seriousness of the ...

Trauma Porn: Is That All There Is to African Literature?

August 25, 2025 .

Essays, Opinions

Until the image is completely shed, African Literature will be synonymous with Africa’s bleakest realities, with no glimpse ...

Stone of Farewell (Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn #2) by Tad Williams

August 24, 2025 .

Fantasy

The character development is intensified in Stone of Farewell, as readers are taken deeply into the minds of the main characters, ...

2025 Hugo Award Winners Announced

August 20, 2025 .

Fantasy

Seattle WorldCon 2025 saw Robert Bennett Jackson’s The Tainted Cup take home the Hugo Award for Best Novel.

Literature as a Political Tool in Africa: To Be Political or Not?

August 13, 2025 .

Essays

African literature has, and will always be, a tool wielded actively and passively by authors for the purpose of inspiring change. ...

Celebrating Literature: Everyday Should Be Book Lover’s Day

August 11, 2025 .

Essays

National Book Lovers Day should not only be a celebration of bibliophiles, but a reminder of the transformative power of literatur...