@brittlepaper

brittlepaper has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in September 2019. The social media accounts linked to from brittlepaper are: • Facebook • X Besides social media accounts, brittlepaper has populated their site with: • 12 Books That Showcase the Best of Congolese Literature • Talking African Storytelling in Berlin with Ben Okri and Ainehi Edoro • African Horror: An Anthology | Available Now • Sonic Pages: Kulthum Asha on Crafting Heart Analytics • Chinelo Okparanta Announces Her Third Novel, This Impossible Life, Coming This November from Mariner Books • Safia Elhillo, Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu, and Stephanie Wambugu Named 2027–2028 Civitella Ranieri Writing Fellows • Ozoz Sokoh’s Chop Chop Wins Big Twice Over: Nautilus Gold in May, James Beard’s Emerging Voice in June • Oyinkan Braithwaite, Tochi Onyebuchi, Wole Talabi, and More African Writers Make the 2026 Ignyte Awards Finalists • Book Influencers are Shouldering the Work of Marketing in Nigeria • “Attention Can Be a Potent Form of Love”: Tramaine Suubi on Ugandan Poetry, Diaspora, and the Collective Act of Survival • Nigerian Writer Ucheoma Onwutuebe Wins the 2026 O. Henry Prize for Short Fiction • Nigerian Poet Iheoma J. Uzomba Wins the 2026 Evaristo Prize for African Poetry worth $1,500 • Kenyan Poet Awuor Ouma Wins the 2026 Cave Canem Prize worth $10,000 • Tomi Adeyemi Makes Cameo in The Devil Wears Prada 2! • Interviewing Mercy in Manchester: A New Brittle Paper Series • Africanfuturism in Wisconsin High School Classrooms: Notes from Nnedi Okorafor’s Great World Texts Visit • “A Kind of Spiritual Collaboration”: ‘Pemi Aguda on Her Creative Intimacy with the Cover Artists of Debut Novel One Leg on Earth • The Biggest Book Fair on the Planet Is in Africa and 6.2 Million People Showed Up to Prove It • 55 Errant List of Literary Things by Mũkoma wa Ngũgĩ • Gun, Decay & A Month After Death | Poetry by Kwame Dawes • A Studio of One’s Own | Priya Hein | Essay • “Love in the Nigerian Sense Is Never Just About Two People” — Fatima Bala and Tomilola Coco Adeyemo on the Craft of Writing Romance • 13 Major Trends in African Publishing and Literary Culture in 2025 • How Do You Say Email in Your Mother Tongue? | Patrice Nganang | Essay • 9 Books to Introduce You to African Island Nation Literature • When the Freedom Fighter Is Your Mother: We Inherit the Fire by Kagiso Lesego Molope • 100 Notable African Books of 2025 • Seasonal Migration: An Anthology of Festive African Writing Vol. IV • The Best Friend Who Disappeared 10 Years Ago: Behind These Four Walls By Yasmin Angoe • Sauúti Terrors: Inventing a Shared-World African Speculative Universe • Submissions: Original Writings • Bookling Corner: An Anthology of Children’s African Literature • Our Favorite African Book Covers of 2024 (So Far) • Brittle Paper and African No Filter Launch The Writing Room • The New York Times’ “Best Books of the Century” List Was an Unforgivable Erasure of African Literature • 100 Notable African Books of 2024 • Book Dash Is Putting Millions of Books in the Hands of South African Children • Anthony Ikechukwu Chielo is Elevating African Books for Social Media Audiences • Tonye Faloughi-Ekezie Is Centering Neurodivergent Stories in Children’s Literature • Tanzanian Publisher Mkuki na Nyota Is Championing Kiswahili Literature on the Global Stage • Othuke Ominiabohs is Transforming Independent Publishing in Africa • Counting Down the Holidays: An Anthology of Festive African Writing Vol. III • We Can’t Wait for Ozoz Sokoh’s Debut Cookbook Exploring Nigerian Food • Nigerian Novel My Sister, the Serial Killer Is Being Adapted into a Ballet • Obinna Udenwe Signs 5 Million Naira Book Deal with Nigerian Indie Press Purple Shelves for “Years of Shame” • Fatima Sadiqi on Orality, Art, and Indigenous Moroccan Writing | Interview | Conducted by Jagravi Dave • The JAY Lit Awards Is Making Space for African Literary Youth Culture • Children of Blood and Bone Cast Revealed! Cynthia Erivo, Viola Davis, Idris Elba, and Thuso Mbedu • Presenting Dr. Rešoketšwe Manenzhe – Novelist, Engineer, and Now PhD! • BBC Adapts Caleb Azumah Nelson’s Novel Open Water in New Series • Cover Story: Bringing Chimamanda Adichie’s Dream Count to Life | Interview with Gbenga Adebayo • Mukoma wa Ngugi Teases Biography, Titled Somewhere Between Black and African: A Biography of My Skin • Nobel Prize Winner Abdulrazak Gurnah’s New Novel Tackles Friendship Amid Global Change • 2025 Marrakesh English Book Festival: A Celebration of North Africa • Breaking of Dams | Ogonna Annette Onwudiegwu | Fiction • brittlepaper.com • Motswana Poet Tawanda Mulalu Wins the 2023 Luschei Prize for African Poetry • Attend Conversation Between Sudanese Author Reem Gaafar and Brittle Paper’s Ainehi Edoro | April 18 • Beninese Writer and Philosopher Paulin Hountondji Passes On, Aged 81 • Submit Essays and Creative Nonfiction on the EndSARS Protest | Deadline: June 30 • Binary Bisecting: Anthology of African Writings on AI #FreeDownLoad