Trust reporter, columnist shortlisted for Caine Prize
A Nigerian-’Americanah’ novel about love, race and hair
‘Nigeria’s justice system has failed woefully’
‘How children inherit poor reading habit from parents’
People’s General
Clash of Identities
New fiction series announced for ‘Generation Y’
Nigeria’s Pita Okute wins 2012 Tuscany Prize for Catholic Fiction
Author presents four books to the public
‘It’s always a long road for first time authors’
‘Reelviews’ and ‘Behind the scenes’
I didn’t have expectations beyond writing a good book - Unigwe
A biblical perspective to the African predicament
Zahra and Coco wins American Children’s Book Award
Nigeria’s Independence:
Chinua Achebe’s ‘There Was A Country’ for release in Nigeria
‘Sharia law misunderstood in Nigeria’
The Magic of Human Nature
Nigeria is teeming with stories to be told – Chika Unigwe
Number of children reading for fun has fallen since 2005, study reveals
“Closer than a Garment: Marital Intimacy According to the Pure Sunnah”
Your phoenix syndrome
‘Things Fall Apart’ now more famous than me, says Chinua Achebe
Abuja literary society features women across cultures
I attempted my first novel at 10, says Chibundu Onuzo
‘There was a Country’ by Chinua Achebe
The death of the novel will presage a rebirth of writing
Daughters Who Walk This Path
Unigwe, Onuzo feature at Edinburgh Book festival
“Pathfinders – The Golden Age of Arabic Science”
Nigerian Nightmares
Girls to Women
Inspiration works in mysterious ways, says Akpan
Are e-books worth the money?
A dirge for gallant Garaudy
Issues & People : How it came about
Are you feeling sleepy? Here’s why...
Print vs. e-books: Which do you prefer?
‘Why my book could save your life’
Nigerian clinches C’wealth Short Story prize
Dibia’s sweet flight of fancy: A review
Publishing: The bookworm turns
‘Private Collection’ presented to Abuja public
Why I prefer writing about politics - Onumah
Issues and people made lucid: A review
Majority of good reviews are by, about male writers – Study
Ben Okri in row with editor over ‘rewriting’ claim
S’African store closes as books gather dust
Why I’m supporting ‘Occupy Nigeria’ protests – Achebe
Neo-Nazi author murders two African street traders
Forbes Africa’s expedition exploits elegantly: A review
Kenyan author Wainaina attacks British fiction ‘…They fail to tell universal stories, leaving their books indigestible for modern Africans’
‘We need to talk about Aisha and Faruk...’
‘A festive occasion without lace is unthinkable’
An Okara mix-up that’s too cruel to be true
Gabriel Okara answers the call of the River Nun
Captain Jihad: Ex-terrorist is now comic book hero
The second death of Martin Lango
Reading fiction improves empathy – Study
Lifting peril, desperately and eloquently: A review
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