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Welcome to Brittle Paper, your go-to site for African writing and literary culture. We bring you » Welcome to Brittle Paper, your go-to site for African writing and literary culture. We bring you all the latest news and juicy updates on publications, authors, events, prizes, and lifestyle.

AllAfrica is a voice of, by and about Africa - aggregating, producing and distributing 700 news » AllAfrica is a voice of, by and about Africa - aggregating, producing and distributing 700 news and information items daily from over 140 African news organizations and our own reporters to an African and global public.

Africa in Words is a blog focusing on cultural production and Africa. We cover books, art, film, » Africa in Words is a blog focusing on cultural production and Africa. We cover books, art, film, history, music, ideas and people and the ways they interact.

JamesMurua.com was born on June 2013 to give news and reviews from the African literature scene. » JamesMurua.com was born on June 2013 to give news and reviews from the African literature scene. We specialize in telling you what work your favourite African writer is up to. That means that you will find news on news books, events like book launches, literary festivals, author profiles and more.

Your No. 1 page for latest opportunity, education and literary news Your No. 1 page for latest opportunity, education and literary news.

African Writer Magazine is a New Jersey-based monthly celebrating African Literature & Writers African Writer Magazine is a New Jersey-based monthly celebrating African Literature & Writers.

We are a group of Black women who love to read, want to read more and meet like minded women We are a group of Black women who love to read, want to read more and meet like minded women.

A warm welcome to TheLeoNation, a land of non-fictional chronicles, debacles and anecdotes on » A warm welcome to TheLeoNation, a land of non-fictional chronicles, debacles and anecdotes on life as an African literate, the ups and downs, common and rare, are shared here.

I will be reviewing all the books I read and also interviewing authors when they have book » I will be reviewing all the books I read and also interviewing authors when they have book launches. I am also involved in lots of Blog tours for various Publishers and Independent authors so if you are looking for an honest review of a new book then look no further.

My name is Shanice Singh and I,m an English major. I enjoy reading, writing, watching TV and good » My name is Shanice Singh and I,m an English major. I enjoy reading, writing, watching TV and good clothes. I have an unhealthy obsession with books and shopping. I'm from sunny South Africa.

African Street Literatures is a research project based at Uppsala University on emergent African » African Street Literatures is a research project based at Uppsala University on emergent African writing. We are interested in the variety of forms that literature takes in African cities, from spoken word to chapbooks, blogs to street theatre, and all forms of print producing an emergent contemporary African literature. We aim to publish guest blogs on this material by African literary producers and academics in a variety of African languages

EBOquills is a literary platform, which aside from promoting African Literature, seeks to be a » EBOquills is a literary platform, which aside from promoting African Literature, seeks to be a clinic for creatives and a spa for stressed and distressed artists. We want to take hundreds of writers from the shadows and place them in the spotlight. Because we know that writing is a sojourn on a long lonely lane and it is difficult to stay sane with overdoses of silence and solitude. This is why we want to walk willing writers down this lane, offer pieces of advice, churn out writing prompts, and simply be a reliable support system.