Literary Gathering in Ibadan Sparks Conversations on Books, Justice, and the Future jaylit.com/literary-gathe…

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o: The Voice That Fought to Free African Minds—by Bakare Oluwatobiloba (dame) jaylit.com/ngugi-wa-thion…

Spellbound by a Not-So-Terrible-World: A Review of Nana Sule’s “Not So Terrible People”— by Wardah Abbas (Wardah Abbas 🇵🇸) jaylit.com/spellbound-by-…

Ubwali Literary Magazine (Ubwali Literary Magazine) Announces 2025 Hope Prize Shortlist jaylit.com/ubwali-literar…

Mustapha Enesi (Mustapha Enesi) Unveils Cover for ‘I Cry at the Feet of My Other Body’ jaylit.com/mustapha-enesi…

Cover Reveal: Zaynab Iliyasu Bobi (Zainab Iliyasu Bobi)’s Uncensored Snapshots Offers Raw Portrait of Survival in Northern Nigeria jaylit.com/cover-reveal-u…

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie) Embarks on Homecoming Tour for “Dream Count” jaylit.com/chimamanda-ngo…

Akpata Magazine (Akpata Magazine) Open Call for Submissions  jaylit.com/akpata-magazin…

Literary Laddership Announces its Selection for the 2025 Fellowship Congratulations to Anisha Namutowe (The Woman 🇿🇲) and JAY Lit contributor Rigwell Addison Asiedu (Rigger Riggy) jaylit.com/literary-ladde…

Creatives and Scholars Decry Assaults on Ecosystem, Rally Support for Clean Water in Yemoja’s Tears—by Ahmad Mubarak Tanimu (Ahmad Mubarak Tanimu) jaylit.com/creatives-and-…

Lovely review of the Yemoja' Tears anthology by I, Alexis Brooks de Vita and Ichor joshua Yemoja's Tears is a charity anthology meant to raise awareness about water issues, and Joshua's work on that You can see more info about it & get it at the thread here x.com/Penprince_/sta…

Ayo Deforge (Ayo Deforge) Returns with New Novel “Under the Rain”, Out December 2025 from Witsprouts Books (Witsprouts Books) jaylit.com/ayo-deforge-re…

Emmanuel Iduma, Victor Ehikhamenor (victor ehikhamenor), Chiké Frankie Edozien (Chiké FrankieEdozien), and Ike Echeruo Join the Pfumo Collective (Pfumo Collective) 2025 Cohort as Facilitators jaylit.com/iduma-ehikhame…

Truth in Six Bold Stanzas: A Review of Idegu Ojonugwa Shadrach (Idegu Ojonugwa Shadrach)’s “The Foundation”—by Bakare Oluwatobiloba (dame) jaylit.com/truth-in-six-b…

Cave Canem (Cave Canem) Announces its 2025 Cohort of Fellows jaylit.com/cave-canem-ann…

Eugen Bacon (Eugen Bacon) Represents Africa in 2024 Shirley Jackson Awards (Shirley Jackson Awards) jaylit.com/eugen-bacon-re…

A Review of Damilola Olaniyi (Damilola Olaniyi)’s We Have Come Home—by Evidence Egwuono Adjarho (Evidence Egwuono Adjarho) jaylit.com/a-review-of-we…

“In We Have Come Home, Damilola Olaniyi gives us an emotionally charged narrative of contemporary Nigerian womanhood. This is not just a book about coming home. It is about rebuilding our ideals of home in fragments.” Read my review here:

So guys, A Place Between Waking and Forgetting is one of my reads for the month. I read one of Eugen's work previously and I was blown away so much that I couldn't articulate myself properly. Later, I collected myself and wrote a proper review. Anyways, can't wait to read it

Pfumo Collective (⁦Pfumo Collective⁩ ) unveiled the 12 writers selected for its inaugural CITIZEN project, an ambitious pan-African literary initiative that brings together emerging voices in nonfiction from across the continent. jaylit.com/pfumo-collecti…