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2021 James Currey Prize for African Literature Dialogues

Defying Genre and Striving for Overarching Themes: A Dialogue with Ani Kayode Somtochukwu

DEFYING GENRE AND STRIVING FOR OVERARCHING THEMES A DIALOGUE WITH ANI KAYODE SOMTOCHUKWU Ani Kayode Somtochukwu is a Biologist, writer,

2021 James Currey Prize for African Literature Dialogues

2021 James Currey Prize for African Literature: Conversations with Shortlisted Writers

September 3, 2021September 3, 2021 africaindialogue 0 Comments 2021 James Currey Prize for African Literature, Africa in Dialogue, African Fiction, African Literature, African Writers, Ani Kayode Somtochukwu, Award-winning Fiction, Award-winning Literature, Davina Philomena Kawuma, featured, fiction, Ghana, Interview Series, Nigeria, Novels, Ntando Gerald, Okwudiri Job, Solomon Kobina Aremu, Stephen Embleton, The James Currey Prize for African Literature

2021 JAMES CURREY PRIZE FOR AFRICAN LITERATURE CONVERSATIONS WITH SHORTLISTED WRITERS I can’t remember where I read this, but apparently

Dialogues Short Story Writer

Achieving Representation Through Original Stories: A Dialogue with Somto O. Ihezue

August 13, 2021March 13, 2025 africaindialogue 0 Comments Africa, Africa in Dialogue, African Literature, African Literature Curators, african speculative and fantasy fiction, Afrofuturism, AfroSFF, art curator, Award-winning Fiction, Award-winning Literature, contemporary african writers, contemporary art, craft, curation, featured, fiction, Interview, Natalie Sifuma, Nigeria, nigerian writer, Somto O. Ihezue

ACHIEVING REPRESENTATION THROUGH ORIGINAL STORIES A DIALOGUE WITH SOMTO O. IHEZUE Somto Ihezue Onyedikachi is an Igbo writer, filmmaker–in–training, and

Dialogues Non-Fiction Writer

The Other North: A Dialogue with Sada Malumfashi

July 9, 2021July 9, 2021 africaindialogue 0 Comments Africa in Dialogue, African Author, African Books, african literary magazine, African Literature, African Writers, AfroAnthology Series, Aisha Kabiru Mohammed, Bakwa Mgazine, contemporary african writers, contemporary poetry, creative non-fiction, featured, fiction, Goethe-Institut, Limbe to Lagos, Lolwe, Nigeria, nigerian writer, Non-fiction, Sada Malumfashi, Saraba Magazine, selves

THE OTHER NORTH A DIALOGUE WITH SADA MALUMFASHI Sada Malumfashi is an art curator, writer and freelance journalist. He is

Dialogues Novelist

Sankofa, The Importance of Returning to Our Roots: A Dialogue with Chibundu Onuzo

June 7, 2021June 7, 2021 africaindialogue 0 Comments Africa in Dialogue, Africa Writers, african authors, African Fiction, african literary magazine, African Literature, african storytellers, African Storytelling, African Writers, Award-winning Drama, Award-winning Fiction, Award-winning Literature, Chibundu Onuzo, Dọlápọ̀ Is Fine, Good Soil, Music, Netflix, Nigeria, Nigerian novelist, Nigerian storytelling, nigerian writer, Novelist, Sankofa, The Spider King's Daughter, Welcome to Lagos, Writing for Film and Television

SANKOFA, THE IMPORTANCE OF RETURNING TO OUR ROOTS A DIALOGUE WITH CHIBUNDU ONUZO Chibundu Onuzo’s first novel, The Spider King’s

2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize Dialogues

What it Means to Be a Man: A Dialogue with Vincent Anioke

May 10, 2021May 10, 2021 africaindialogue 0 Comments 2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Africa in Dialogue, African Fiction, African Literature, African Writers, Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Commonwealth Writers, Davina Philomena Kawuma, featured, Interview Series, Nigeria, Short Stories, Vincent Anioke

WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A MAN A DIALOGUE WITH VINCENT ANIOKE Vincent Anioke was born and raised in Nigeria,

2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize Dialogues

The Intersectionality of Identities: A Dialogue with Ola W. Halim

May 8, 2021May 8, 2021 africaindialogue 0 Comments 2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Africa in Dialogue, African Fiction, African Literature, African Writers, Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Commonwealth Writers, Davina Philomena Kawuma, featured, Interview Series, Nigeria, Ola W. Halim, Short Stories

THE INTERSECTIONALITY OF IDENTITIES A DIALOGUE WITH OLA W. HALIM Ola W. Halim writes fiction and poetry and also teaches

2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize Dialogues

Letting the Story Write Itself: A Dialogue with Franklyn Usouwa

May 7, 2021May 7, 2021 africaindialogue 1 Comment 2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Africa in Dialogue, African Fiction, African Literature, African Writers, Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Commonwealth Writers, Davina Philomena Kawuma, featured, Franklyn Usouwa, Interview Series, Nigeria, Short Stories

LETTING THE STORY WRITE ITSELF A DIALOGUE WITH FRANKLYN USOUWA Franklyn Usouwa is a Nigerian of the Igbo ethnic group

2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize Dialogues

2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize: Conversations with Shortlisted Writers

May 6, 2021May 6, 2021 africaindialogue 0 Comments 2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Africa in Dialogue, African Fiction, African Literature, African Writers, Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Commonwealth Writers, Davina Philomena Kawuma, featured, Franklyn Usouwa, Interview Series, Lesotho, Moso Sematlane, Namibia, Nigeria, Ola W. Halim, Rémy Ngamije, Short Stories, Vincent Anioke

2021 COMMONWEALTH SHORT STORY PRIZE CONVERSATIONS WITH THE SHORTLISTED WRITERS (AFRICA REGION) It’s such a joy to speak to other

2021 Afritondo Short Story Prize Dialogues

On Ephemeral Identities and Grounded Stories: A Dialogue with Joshua Chizoma

April 2, 2021April 2, 2021 africaindialogue 0 Comments 2021 Afritondo Short Story Prize, Africa in Dialogue, African Literature Curators, african short stories, Afritondo Short Story Prize, Award-winning Fiction, Award-winning Literature, Awele Creative Trust Award, Chisom Okwara, Collector of Memories, featured, fiction, Interview Series, Joshua Chizoma, Kreative Diadem Annual Creative Writing Contest, Nigeria, nigerian writer, Of Dead Things That Come Alive, Short Stories, The House Called Joy

ON EPHEMERAL IDENTITIES AND GROUNDED STORIES A DIALOGUE WITH JOSHUA CHIZOMA Joshua is a Nigerian writer. His works have been