The 2026 edition of the Afrika Redefined Indie Book Prize for quality, independently published books (fiction, poetry, and creative/narrative non-fiction) by African authors is open for submissions. About the Prize.
London is a city crowded with voices, a place where countless words float about, colliding, competing, and often lost in the noise. For Hannah Stanislaus, poet and cultural organiser, the
The Waltham Forest Poetry Competition invites you to send us poems on the theme of WEATHER (or you can also send poems on the theme of WHETHER). Send us up
This June, a special The Spook Who Sat By the Door Book Tour in collaboration with EVERYMAN cinema in London and Leeds! Feature two EXCLUSIVE screenings of the recently
It’s prominent to acknowledge that the Senegalese Mbalax music is a thing that’s dominated the African scenes. And has made waves for the nation. While Senegal was previously a trade
In the Afrobeat industry, there are numerous emerging acts who seem to give away their best yet receive little or no substantial recognition. These roadblocks have caused set backs for
This year’s London Book Fair was an incredible experience, offering a firsthand look at the versatility of the publishing industry. I did find it appealing that there were numerous top
Irenosen Okojie is set to host Nnedi Okorafor at South Bank Centre in an upcoming visit to the United Kingdom. Nnedi Okorafor is a New York Times bestselling and award-winning
Congratulations to Karen McCarthy Woolf, FRSL who has won the 2024 Jerwood Prize for England. Karen is a British Jamaican poet who has built a track record in delivering ecological
Stella Oni is set to host a panel of discussion with prominent female writers in crime fiction at Lambeth library on the 28th of January 2025. This event is set
