Literary Events & Festivals

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 the end of the third edition of #CORALiteraryseason, one message rang clear: Weep Not, Child is more than a novel. It is a lens, a lament, and a legacy. …

The second edition of the annual #CORALiterarySeason (July) was an immersive, educative, and artistic encounter with African literature’s political and cultural power. Through the lens of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, the …

What made the reading even more engaging was her idea to invite members of the audience to continue where she paused, passing the narrative baton around the room. This turned …

“Now, you do not also hear that minorities of the Niger Delta died of hunger during the war… Yes, we died, a lot of our people died. You will not …

Themed #NGUGISeason, the programme holding every Saturday in July, is dedicated to reflecting on the works and career trajectory of renowned Kenyan writer and scholar Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o who died …

The event further highlighted Guernica’s enduring commitment to Nigerian literature and arts by referencing a non-exhaustive but impressive list of Nigerian works previously published by the magazine. This extensive archive …

The Nigeria International Book Fair will provide a platform for stakeholders in the book and knowledge industry to display and sell books and educational materials at affordable prices… With a …

…it’s a book where you just want to know what happens next. What you should also expect is quite cerebral, because it goes through different time spans and everything matters. …