Wawa Book Review

Wawa Book Review focuses on the outputs of African publishers.

[Wawa Book Review @BookWawa]

‘In February of 2018 Wawa Book Review launched a Young Literary Critics Fellowship programme with a publicity tour of universities across five geopolitical zones of Nigeria’.

BookArtVille provides a pretty detailed background to @literarygansta’s essay.
https://t.co/Y0uNKgib6g

[Cynthia Abdallah Productions @CynthiaAbdallah]

AKE review 2022.... thank you🙂

[African Poets Bot @AfricanPoetsBot]

"everyone desires a warmed hand/ a haven of chest/ night sky with a choir of glittering rhinestones/

to witness sunset & not say goodbye.

forgive me, this is just another episode of trying to fill a body with love."

— Praise Osawaru [to witness sunset & not say goodbye]

[Caleb Azumah Nelson @CalebANelson]

So pleased OPEN WATER is one of @waterstones best paperbacks of 2022 💙 grateful for all the support this novel has and continues to receive 🙏🏾

[FB: Jacana Media @JacanaMedia]

Twisted, with a Twist – Take 50% off these Spine-Tingling Reads at #BlackFriday@Jacana.

50% off site-wide
https://t.co/xj1Y8WVaMl
Use code BF50 at checkout!

@NiqMhlongo

[Howard W. French @hofrench]

Abdulrazak Gurnah and Wole Soyinka, two African Nobel Literature laureates at the @akefestival in Lagos, where I've just been.

[HIBAF @hausabaf]

Ameerah Souley Salifou comes from Maraɗi, in the Republic of Niger. She is a novelist writing in Hausa language and winner of the 2022 BBC Hausa Hikayata Short Story writing competition.

Register at https://t.co/XuUedfyif4

[Lolwe @Lolwe_]

The Naming of Things – Ugochukwu Damian Okpara https://t.co/ifKIJwF3MX

[HIBAF @hausabaf]

FESTIVAL CURATOR

Aisha Aliyu-Bima @suzieoff is a writer, curator, researcher and photographer with keen interest in Northern Nigerian history, culture and art.

She will be co-curating the art exhibition segment of #HIBAF22

Register at https://t.co/XuUedfhfd4

[Africa Is a Country @africasacountry]

South Africa's Western Cape separatism is not only a symptom of white privilege, but also of the myth that the province is better run. https://t.co/aRSkWWbrmt

[HIBAF @hausabaf]

We have 4 days to go!!! We are looking forward to seeing you and experiencing the festival with you all…

[Lolwe @Lolwe_]

Portrait of a Liberian’s Boy & Other Poems – Jeremy T. Karn https://t.co/hA9A0dUFKC

[Noirledge Publishing @noirledge]

Join us and the beautiful people of Mainland Book Cafe as we read from and engage our new book, “In the Middle of All This Fire: The Noirledge Anthology of Short Fiction”.

[AkeArts&BookFestival @akefestival]

"I write memories and history because history has to be re-narrated."
—Abdulrazak Gurnah

Watch it live here
https://t.co/3ZmxBeah1I

#AkeFestival
#AkeFest22

[Abubakar Adam Ibrahim @Abbakar_himself]

Unboxing the French edition of The Whispering Trees. Always a delight to see your characters speaking a new language.

[Wawa Book Review @BookWawa]

Literature as an Initiative for Social Change: The Effects of the Society on the African Woman https://t.co/3IwGzQlTxI via @BookWawa

[Wawa Book Review @BookWawa]

Reading Uneasy Vastness https://t.co/ppyPZskVpy via @BookWawa

[Sue Nyathi @SueNyathi]

Hello Gaberone 👋🏼 @ExclusiveBooks has got you covered. All my books are available instore #anangelsdemise #afamilyaffair #thegolddiggers #thepolygamist
@PanMacmillanSA

[HIBAF @hausabaf]

Ochai Ogaba @Ochai_Ogaba is a winner of the Prince Claus Fund - Seed Awards. He is a dancer, choreographer, and photographer based in Kaduna State, Nigeria. He is the founder and creative director of Mud Art Dance Company @mudartcompany.

Register https://t.co/XuUedfyif4

[Mo Masedi @MolebatsiMasedi]

I am now here on my sojourn into Balobedu history, as they await the succession court battled to end for a new Monarch to be crowned.