The doyenne of American fiction, letters, and culture, writer of several prize-winning novels, passed away after a brief illness....
African literature has long been asked to teach readers about their pasts. What if readers learned of their futures...
Callaloo, a journal on original, creative and critical work by and from the African diaspora, is now accepting submissions....
Glimmer Train, a journal for emerging writers since 1990, is accepting manuscripts till May 2019 for its final issue....
Novelist Junot Diaz has decided to reveal, via nonfiction writing, childhood trauma that he has previously channeled through characters,...
Accusé d’« outrage au chef de l’Etat », Patrice Nganang, camerounais, professeur de la littérature comparée, reste en prison....
University of Texas has done a considerable public service in digitizing, cataloguing, and making available the papers of Gabriel...
Fiction and literature lose a trenchant and influential chronicler of the Nigerian, female and human condition in Buchi Emecheta....
The Etisalat Prize for Literature has published its shortlist, with judges and readers set to peruse these novels, nominees,...
Navona has published a definitive Spanish translation of the Alexandre Dumas classic, The Count of Montecristo; “a great European...
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