The Literary Archive

  • African Writing Magazine's print edition will be launched in Manchester University in a programme of readings and talks, on 2nd February, 2011, at Samuel Alexander Hall. Time: 3.30pm

    African Writing Launch… at Manchester University

    African Writing Magazine's print edition will be launched in Manchester University in a programme of readings and talks, on 2nd February, 2011, at Samuel Alexander Hall. Time: 3.30pm

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  • Chuma Nwokolo, Nigerian lawyer and writer, delivers a public lecture tomorrow at the University of Birmingham. The speaker is also publisher and editor of African Writing magazine, and his talk is titled, Those Who Can't, Write. The occasion is to mark the launch of African Writing's print edition. The event starts at 5.30pm at Danford Room, 2nd Floor, Arts Building, Centre for West African Studies.

    AW for Birmingham Launch

    Chuma Nwokolo, Nigerian lawyer and writer, delivers a public lecture tomorrow at the University of Birmingham. The speaker is also publisher and editor of African Writing magazine, and his talk is titled, Those Who Can't, Write. The occasion is to mark the launch of African Writing's print edition. The event starts at 5.30pm at Danford Room, 2nd Floor, Arts Building, Centre for West African Studies.

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  • The writing and illustrating of African graphic novels is often of the very highest quality.  The article reproduces some pages of work.  This blog page supports my article in African Writing Magazine (No 11) by linking to photos of authors and more scans of the graphic novels.

    African Graphic Novels

    The writing and illustrating of African graphic novels is often of the very highest quality. The article reproduces some pages of work. This blog page supports my article in African Writing Magazine (No 11) by linking to photos of authors and more scans of the graphic novels.

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  • If the object is to create a prize whose shortlist brings writers to the attention of children and parents not just across Africa but throughout the world, there are still hillocks to climb...

    The Golden Baobab; Kubuitsile makes it a Double

    If the object is to create a prize whose shortlist brings writers to the attention of children and parents not just across Africa but throughout the world, there are still hillocks to climb...

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  • October 2010 saw the official commencement of the collaboration between African Writing (AW) and the University of Manchester (UM) in a creative writing project with partner universities, the Benue State...

    AW/Manchester University collaboration flagged off

    October 2010 saw the official commencement of the collaboration between African Writing (AW) and the University of Manchester (UM) in a creative writing project with partner universities, the Benue State...

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  • Golden baobab trees are the sort of things you will only encounter in children’s literature. Which probably explains why The Baobab Prize, a literary prize for children’s literature has rebranded...

    The Baobab goes Golden

    Golden baobab trees are the sort of things you will only encounter in children’s literature. Which probably explains why The Baobab Prize, a literary prize for children’s literature has rebranded...

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