Literature

Evelyn Osagie was a vibrant, upwardly mobile journalist whose passion for storytelling, advocacy, and the arts left an indelible mark on Nigeria’s media and cultural landscape. With a perceptive mind …

Join us at the J. Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture & History on Sunday August 17 at 5 pm for an engaging conversation themed ẸNÍLỌLÓBỌ̀, inspired by my new novel …

The many pieces in the two volumes also trace the way Enwezor expanded the canon alongside larger trends of the times, especially the globalization of the art world and the …

TALF 2025 invites literature lovers to explore ancestral memory and resistance, and the futures that African and diasporic writers are imagining and building. How do stories survive, travel, and transform …

 ‘Let’s not re-Villagise the Nigerian debate by relaunching the dichotomy between foreign and home-based Nigerian writers’ (Text of CORA Statement at the Book Party for The Laureates of the Nigeria …

 At its core, The Nigeria Prize for Literature is simply that: a prize, and nothing more…. What it aims to do is to award writers and provide them with an …

This fourth and last session of the #CORALiterarySeason 2.0 successfully bridged theory and practice, text and performance, and scholarship and activism. Ngugi’s radical vision found resonance in the voices of …

We are a force to be reckoned with on the continent and beyond. And it’s “forward ever and backwards never”, for Nigerian Literature is the Literature of the future globally. …

Two past winners, Unigwe and Adam, return as Masobe Books leads with four slots By Editor WRITERS and cultural workers across Nigeria and the diaspora have begun salivating as the …