AFRICAN AUTHORS DON’T WRITE BOOKS OF INTEREST — Ray Ndebi
Ray Ndebi is a Cameroon writer and reviewer. He is the author of THE LAST GHOST: Son of Struggle, a novel. Ndebi lives in Yaoundé and works online with many...
OF A PRIZE WON AND THE FASCINATION OF POETRY by Su’eddie Vershima Agema
13th December 2014: Over the weekend—two weekends back, I was handed the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) Joint Prize for Poetry 2014 for my book, Home Equals Holes: Tale of...
AFRICA LITERATURE VERSUS FOREIGN LITERATURE (Round 2 by Okoye Chukwudi Charles Ezeamalukwuo)
The firewood of this world Is for only those who can take heart That is why not all can gather it –Kofi Awoonor (Song of Sorrow) African literature has come...
ASABA – SAGAMU: HOW ỌNỤ WENT TO HELL AND RETURNED (by Chijioke Ngobili)
[caption id="attachment_187" align="alignleft" width="300"] www.facebook.com/AuthorPedia [Asaba - Sagamu: How Onu Went To Hell And Returned][/caption]Reasonable miles away from Ọnịcha (wrongly spelt onitsha) – the busiest city in Anambra State of...
CHINUA ACHEBE, WAIT! I’M NOT YET DONE TAKING YOU ON…JUST A MOMENT, PLEASE! (by Chijioke Ngobili)
Again, I repeat, Chinua Achebe hasn’t started; he’s yet to, and that’s why I want to take him on before he does! Hello ‘Chi’ m bu Achebe? I come to...