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The critic, Eustace Palmer, divides literary tradition in Africa into two streams, in regard to the novel. He claims that the first stream is pioneere...

The challenges of the 21st century on African literature are very palpable. An appreciation of the dynamics of modern Nigerian poetry into the millenn...

At the close of the twentieth century and in spite of its legislated position as the 'Official Language', English has metamorphosed from the official ...

Contrary to fears that Achebe's generation may not have worthy successors, the new millennium has revealed a resurgence of vibrant literary voices fro...

This article critiques the concept of globalization, arguing it often masks a Western-centric monologue rather than a true multicultural dialogue. Exa...

In the fifty years since Amos Tutuola’s The Palm-Wine Drinkard first introduced Nigerian narrative to a global readership, African literature has ac...

African literature has, since its earliest expressions in oral traditions, remained both a reflection of and a response to the continent’s historica...

This article examines the multifaceted risks faced by African writers, including political persecution, censorship, exile, and economic barriers to re...