It’s cliche. But it’s rapid. It’s predictable. But it’s enjoyable. For lovers of the classic tropes, Legend of the Seeker is a worthy watch.

Meet twenty noteworthy African Speculative Fiction authors shaping perhaps the most significant genre of African Literature.

These biases affect every aspect of publishing, from the manuscripts gambled upon by literary agents, publishing decisions, literary awards, and even the reading preferences of book influencers. ...

Some African literary characters deserve applause. These ones? They come with virtually all the negative personality traits.

Some pairs had it. The spark. But fate—or the author—had other plans. These literary couples left readers screaming or wiping a single tear.

Echoes and Empires does away with all the tropes, infusing the grim ruthlessness that is Morgan Rhodes’s unique signature: suspense like no other!

Tad Williams has a complex writing style that’s relatively easy to get used to, making reading the rather lengthy The Dragonbone Chair a breeze.

Your Tomorrow Was Today is her debut novel, inspired by her experiences as a Nigerian woman navigating agency and identity in her home country.

Here are ten literary masterpieces that tell stories that transport readers into the heart of authentic African tribal culture.

Memoirs of a Lagos Taxi Driver is a street-smart, culturally rich, and deeply entertaining collection of short stories that hum with brilliance.

The Games Gods Play is Percy Jackson meets Hunger Games with more than a touch of steam, jealousy, violence and magic.

Memory of Stone is a fast-paced tale of magic, lore, and passionate characters that’ll leave readers keen to proceed to the next book.