Richard Ali: On The Anguish and Vigilance of Things
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Do Not Say It's Not Your Country: Book Review by Frank Eze
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JK Anowe’s Ikemefuna Tribuatries is a Window into Dissecting Tragedy
I first read JK Anowe’s Ikemefuna Tributaries last night, three years after its publication as the first chapbook in the…
Why We Think Asa's “Lucid” Is A Let-Down Album
Lucid album cover Dami Ajayi, popular Nigerian music critic, has written of Asa’s Lucid album, that it “springs no surprises.”…
Anger and Memory in the Morning: An Interview with Ifesinachi Nwadike by Chimezie Chika
Ifesinachi Nwadike is a rapper, Essayist, Poet, Playwright, Broadcaster and YouTuber. He holds a BA and an MA in English…
A Conversation with Henneh Kyereh Kwaku, by Osahon Oka
Henneh Kyereh Kwaku is the author of Revolution of the Scavengers, selected by Kwame Dawes and Chris Abani for the…
BONGEL: A chat with Maryam Bobi
Maryam Bobi talks about her novella, BONGEL, with Praxis Magazine’s Saddiq Dzukogi. Saddiq Dzukogi in a conversation with Maryam Bobi,…
In Conversation with BM Dzukogi: “I do not think it is the duty of ANA to distribute books”
BM Dzukogi is a well-known name in Nigerian literary circles. He is the founder of the Hill-Tops Art Centre based…
“Art is free to be purposeless”
Photo Credit: Chibuihe-Light Obi “Art is free to be purposeless” – A conversation with JK Anowe, by Chibuihe-Light Obi JK…
My Writing Day (and other tips): Toni Kan
Six African writers talk about their books and what works for them while writing. And of course, share some writing…