July⁷

Kim Namjoon’s baby |

[July⁷ @minhoeeeeeeeee]

Just started this drama. Let me see something

[𓈒 𓇼｡. @sparklimermaid]

spending 6 years in a situationship where your man denies you the dignity of calling you his, publicly, girl.. can the d*** be really that good?

#TheEarlySpring

[Noisy Streetss @NoisyStreetss]

Noisy Streetss Advisory helps authors and publishers, at home and in the diaspora, distribute their books across Africa. Our distribution and title management services cover local printing, inventory and warehousing, bookstore and retail placement, and twelve months of title management, all for one flat fee. If you're an African author or publisher looking to get your book into stores across the continent, this is the service built for you. If you would like to find out more details, please send us a DM! or contact us via email at [email protected].

[Modupe @du_peee]

@NoisyStreetss is doing amazing work. Our retailers called that our clients' book had sold out across their stores and would be needing more copies. Her book had already been completely distributed from our warehouse to Nigerian and Ghanaian retailers.

[Tomilola @TomilolaCoco]

Interesting article. Perhaps the most nuanced I have seen since the ‘book influencer Vs publisher’ debate started. “They Know It Works, They Don’t Just Want to Pay for It” https://t.co/wEuxq1Tks7 via @NoisyStreetss

[July⁷ @minhoeeeeeeeee]

Oh God pls. Namjoon pls say something! It’s all going to be okay guys, he messed up but it’s going to be ok

[Kia⁷✿ @queeryoons]

never seen any artist ruin their legacy like this

[mia @noodlekoo]

armytwt having the worst week in years and then here comes a new gemini ad

[clara ⁷ saw bts x2 @cobihobi]

hearing megan thee goat and zara largoat unfollow my other two goats is actually taking a toll on me

[Noisy Streetss @NoisyStreetss]

Reading without Metrics: Mapping Genre Trends in African Readership.
A look at foresenic method of readership tracking is when there’s no articulate architecture tracking it, no numbers to lean on, and no clear “trends”… or so it seems.

Read the full piece. Link in comments

[Baby @Annied0ra]

Check out this studio space for recording podcasts, interviews, campaign shoots, etc 🎤
RT please

[Modupe @du_peee]

Please RT for writers looking for publishing opportunities! Love in Detty December is @NoisyPublishing's annual storytelling series celebrating love during Africa’s most electric season. We want stories that explore the full spectrum of romance — deep, transformative connections and fleeting infatuations; traditional relationships and unconventional expressions of love; romantic love, platonic love, and the love between family. What does it mean to be in love in December in Africa? Think beyond jollof-filled parties, clubs, IJGBs, beaches, Lagos, ‘chaos’, and ‘mess.’ Consider December in a small city in Nigeria, Togo, Ghana, or Kenya. Tell us ghost stories. Stories about gods. Arranged marriages, all Christmas-themed, of course! The best submissions will be the ones that could only have been written by you, about us. Writers will be paid contribution fee & royalties! Read the call for submissions here:
https://t.co/BdAbvCv2pK

[Modupe @du_peee]

I’ve got A LOT to say about this. I wrote about it for @brittlepaper From an essentialist perspective African writers often write romance through western gaze because they assume western ideals of love are universal or essential to a successful human experience. This also leads to a belief that commercial success can only be achieved by meeting western standards. I would love to hear from more romantic writers and romance lovers in general. What is loving in the African way?

[Noisy Streetss Publishing @NoisyPublishing]

Highlights from our writers’ workshop! Huge thanks to host & facilitators @du_peee, @AdesuwaNwokedi & @TomilolaCoco for a great evening, & every writer who joined us! Call for Submissions for Love in Detty December Vol. 4 is OPEN! We pay contributors a fee & lifetime royalties.

[Noisy Streetss Publishing @NoisyPublishing]

Good news!!

We've extended the deadline for Love in Detty December (LIDD) Vol. 4 submissions!

If you haven't submitted your story yet, here's your second chance.

Check out the submission guidelines:

https://t.co/YBSMuc4Vpr

[Modupe @du_peee]

I will always preach that love does not have to be forever. The impermanence of love can also be very very beautiful.

[Noisy Streetss Publishing @NoisyPublishing]

We are excited to announce that submissions are now open for Love in Detty December Vol. 4!

For the fourth edition of Love in Detty December, we invite African writers to share stories about love during the December season.

Check the guidelines here :

https://t.co/YBSMuc4Vpr

[Noisy Streetss @NoisyStreetss]

WHAT'S LIT IN LITERATURE: TITLE ACQUISITION.

Maryam Abdulkarim is a creative artist who has worked as a radio presenter, voice over artist and freelance writer for local dailies. In 2018, she was awarded by Daily Trust and This Day Newspaper for her article on 'Tribalism: The Breaker of Hearts'. She was born and raised in Abuja, Nigeria. When not writing or reading, Maryam can be found in a park somewhere in the city, eating Ice cream and people-watching, creating lives out of them with her pen. She attends different mental health workshops in Abuja and took a minor in Psychology when she was in the university, this has given her a vast knowledge to be able to write this genre of psychology mystery.
Maryam holds a bachelor's degree in Mass communication, and a Master's in the same course.
Release Dates:
Ebook: 14 August 2026
Paperback: 25 September 2026

[𝔀𝓮𝓲𝔀𝓮𝓲🐮🐱 @lingxiwei_]

man is so rich that he couldn’t believe 20 taels were enough for an entire year

[mon⁷ @knjgIoss]

they call him park cuntmin

[𑣲𝓳 @jmfolder]

I DIDNT KNOW DDAENG WAS AN OPTION..