50 Books By African Men That Everyone Should Read: Part 2
Back in July, I got to work with Dele Fatunla, the editor for Royal African Society’s Gateway for Africa blog Continue reading
Tag Archives: Nigeria
Bridgett M. Davis: Interview
by Kim Coleman Foote
Bridgett M. Davis insists she’s “so not a Superwoman” but rather a careful planner. That, she says, is how she has successfully held several demanding careers in three decades. Continue reading
Is African Identity Really Out of Fashion? | Brittle Paper
Wanuri Kahiu is a brilliant filmmaker. Pumzi, her post-apocalyptic sci-fi short film, was screened at Sundance Continue reading
Americanah: Review
Americanah
by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Alfred A. Knopf
Review by Colleen Lutz Clemens
It’s been four years since the 2009 publication of Chimamanda Adichie’s stunning short story collection The Things Around Your Neck. Continue reading
There Was a Country by Achebe | NYT
There Was a Country by Chinua Achebe
by Adam Nossiter
Rumors of Nigeria’s demise have been somewhat exaggerated. This turbulent and magnetic African megastate endures despite its intense regional, religious and Continue reading
Helon Habila, Publisher? | Sunday Trust
Commonwealth and Caine Prize winning writer, Helon Habila has been in Nigeria Continue reading
