"Calling for a decolonised & less-Eurocentric history is not to argue that we should not teach about the Tudors....
Teaching [them] as contemporaries of the Mughals and Ming dynasty would help students see the 16th century as a period of powerful state-building across the globe"
I'm proud to present the first book by @BakwaBooks. Cameroon has such amazing writers and I can't wait for y'all to read these short stories. And yes, there's much more where this came from.
Our annual African Literary Digest is out -- the 2018 edition. Explore the best fiction, poetry, essays, and non-fiction published online all of last year by African writers. It's a pretty magisterial list, and we are very proud of it! .https://t.co/JjTh5FgP3f
The brilliant @BooksAndRhymes will be interviewing Caine Prize-winning author @namwalien on 2nd April, discussing #TheOldDrift, and exploring the intersection of literature and music
https://t.co/p9zVb9tWfQ
#publishers#books#Africa#Oape2019#PublishersBooks
Gradual introduction of easier digital subscriptions and publishing information solutions in Africa. An initiative of @oape_africa
https://t.co/OS10rkXaOq
Happy #IWDay2019 to all the beautiful minds out there whose works have shaped us in one way or another. Ayebia itself seeks to create more space for African and Caribbean women writers 📚
Nana Ayebia Clarke of @AyebiaP celebrates the panel of largely black women as publishers and disseminators of knowledge - publishing for Africa and for the world. #AfricanPublishing@StCrossCollege
*COMING THIS MARCH*
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