Kayode Olla's 'Concept of Psychofictive Reality and the Arts'
Galaxies Publishers releases a new concept in the appreciation of the arts, both the creative and performance arts. This is…
Travelogue and Photography: Emmanuel Iduma's A Stranger's Pose Out In October
BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT: A Stranger’s Pose by Emmanuel Iduma PUB DATE: World 16th OCTOBER 2018 & USA 7th November 2018 “Emmanuel…
By My Own Hands
Praxis Magazine provides excerpts from Jude Idada’s forthcoming books. Jude Idada has been appraised by so many as a gifted…
Welcome to Ifesinachi Okoli-Okpagu's Book Tour
We are happy to bring you another interesting book tour. Today we have Ifesinachi Okoli-Okpagu, author of Domestication of Munachi. By the way,…
The Pen and The Sword: Ayodele Olofintuade
The Pen and The Sword is a Praxis series of conversations where Nigerian writers reflect on what it really means…
“An Encounter” by Mujahid Ameen Lilo
image source: pixabay.com IN THE RAINY SEASON OF 2013, when Kano was tangled like a spider’s web with all the…
Maryam Awaisu: “I wrote my first novel when I was 11 years old”
Thematically, your novels tend to be plotted around cultural specifics; you pick a critical issue then weave stories around it.…
Through the Eye of a Needle: Art in the Time of Coronavirus, Volume 2
Praxis Magazine Online recently published Through the Eye of a Needle: Art in the Time of Coronavirus, a digital chapbook…
My Writing Day (and other tips): Ukamaka Olisakwe
Credit: Tim Schoon Six African writers talk about their books and what works for them while writing. And of course,…
On Season of Crimson Blossoms: When Titles Like To Be Too Poetic
When Titles Like To Be Too Poetic: On Season of Crimson Blossoms TEJU Cole writes in his White-Saviour Industrial Complex…