There has always been a divide between black and white, hero and villain.  What if there was a side to the story we aren’t seeing?
In a fast-paced world, reading asks us to slow down, surrender, and sit with another person’s words long enough for them to settle inside us.
Until the image is completely shed, African Literature will be synonymous with Africa’s bleakest realities, with no glimpse at its hidden riches.
The Hundred Wells of Salaga knits a very intriguing tale of power struggles, love, forgiveness, hope, and, of course, a blend of culture and history!
African literature has, and will always be, a tool wielded actively and passively by authors for the purpose of inspiring change.
National Book Lovers Day should not only be a celebration of bibliophiles, but a reminder of the transformative power of literature.
In these 15 quotes about grief, we see its many forms: communal, private, raging, and numb. Through their words, we find courage to rise.
Fiction doesn’t promise solutions. It doesn’t moralize. It simply offers a window into someone else’s world and asks: Can you stay here a while?
These trivia questions for kids cover a wide range of topics to keep children aged 6-12 engaged and thinking.
Contrary to what some people think, Africans do read. Here are twenty of the most prominent African literary festivals that you’ll absolutely love to attend.
African Fantasy is a fast-growing genre. Here are the best twelve African Fantasy books written before 2025, ranked.
These popular magazines provide a platform for African literary talent to get recognition and publishing success, both locally and internationally.
At the heart of the Soft Mum Era is a simple but powerful message: motherhood is not meant to burn you out.
Seattle WorldCon 2025 saw Robert Bennett Jackson’s The Tainted Cup take home the Hugo Award for Best Novel.