Indie publishers of books by African writers & about Africa. Creators of #ReadingAfrica Week each Dec. We're at that other place too: @catalystpress.bsky.social
Five stars for Stolen Mountain! ⭐️ Jill Rey from the For the Love of the Page blog shared her thoughts on I.M. Aiken’s mystery.
Read the full review here:
https://t.co/q5WW1QrbXX
Grab a copy of Stolen Mountain here: https://t.co/q6zVmx2YXQ
#catalystpress#stolenmountain
Today on The Spark, as part of #ReadingAfrica Week, Ciiku Ndungu-Case reflects on the inspiration behind Wanjikũ, Child of Mine and shares how she found her main character's voice. ✨
Read here:
https://t.co/IwL4eyeZXq
#ReadingAfrica2026#WanjikuChildofMine#ciikundungucase
Today on The Spark, South African writer Máire Fisher explores the experience of writing from a young person's perspective, the unexpected ways characters find their voices, and how stories can help readers of all ages. ✨
Read here:
https://t.co/9OSUikmCJj
#ReadingAfrica
Friendly Reminder! Join us tomorrow for our live translation panel. We hope to see you there!
RSVP here: https://t.co/EWYw3y5h1S
#ReadingAfrica#ReadingAfrica2026
How does translation carry stories across linguistic and cultural borders?
Join us Thursday, November 5th for Language As Movement, a live #ReadingAfrica panel on what it means to move stories between languages.
Register here: https://t.co/YXHxUYiM6T
What does it mean to belong between places?
Today on The Spark, Tsitsi Mapepa and Tej Rae join moderator Tayla Mocke for a thoughtful conversation about culture, identity, and home.✨
Read "Between Places" on The Spark:
https://t.co/d0If3IQghO
#ReadingAfrica#ReadingAfrica2026
Today on World Literature Today, Joel Cabrita chats about his experience publishing books that cross both boundaries and borders. 🌍📚🔃
Read here:
https://t.co/1a9vnpjg5P
#ReadingAfrica#ReadingAfrica2026#ReadingAfricaWeek
Most conversations about African migration focus outward, on movement to Europe and the US.
This panel looks the other way, at Africans moving within Africa. What is an African border, and what does it do to the people who cross it? 🌐🔃
Read here:
https://t.co/MJgyIMXcH7
"Dear African, if you plan to migrate to another African country, unless it is an emergency that requires you to flee to the nearest or easiest one, do your research."
Read the latest on our blog by the inimitable Empress Ciku Kimani-Mwaniki. ✨📚
https://t.co/pWH5kZcAJ4
Find out more about #ReadingAfrica on Writing Africa: Archiving African and Black Literature.
Help us #celebrate our tenth anniversary and stay up on the latest with African lit. 🌍🎊
https://t.co/oCbQOk0GdI
Global Literature in Libraries Initiative joins us in celebrating African literature for #ReadingAfricaWeek 🌍📚
Read the article "#ReadingAfrica: Stories That Remember: A Welcome to Reading Africa Week & Month" by Dr. Vashalice Kaaba here: https://t.co/CiutC5Wrji
The Light Remains author Samantha Keller embarked on the #ReadingAfrica Challenge--see the massive list of books she read, by country, from A to Z over on the Catalyst Press blog, The Spark ✨
Read here: https://t.co/F8KqJ7GDPS
Inspired by our @lithub panel "The Ghostly and the Real: Spirit Worlds in African Literature," we present a book list on https://t.co/IGPaccOPcZ https://t.co/WHgFZoYr5a. Choose https://t.co/rivoPAw6eP when buying books, in order to better support authors and small presses.