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Editorial #29: LitMag Romance Interviews
Late last year, we conceived an idea of interviewing everyone of the authors in the new Cassava Republic Ankara Press imprint of romance stories from Africa as a way of[…]
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Interview · Lit Mag · Literature
“In our society we tell our daughters – get married or die trying” – Ola Nubi
For the last couple of weeks, the NTLitMag has featured interviews with the authors of newly published novels on the Cassava Republic’s Ankara Romance imprint. The interviews were conducted by LitMag contributor[…]
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“Unhappiness Can Be Extremely Relative” – Sifa Asani Gowon
For the next couple of weeks, the NTLitMag will feature interviews with the authors of newly published novels on the Cassava Republic’s Ankara Romance imprint. The interviews will be conducted by[…]
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“Women have a right to define their principles and their destinies” – Chioma Iwunze-Ibiam
For the next couple of weeks, the NTLitMag will feature interviews with the authors of newly published novels on the Cassava Republic’s Ankara Romance imprint. The interviews will be conducted by[…]
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“The term ‘body count’ is… the most outrageous jokes instigated by social media” – Amara Nicole Okolo
For the next couple of weeks, the NTLitMag will feature interviews with the authors of newly published novels on the Cassava Republic’s Ankara Romance imprint. The interviews will be conducted by[…]
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“With love, chemistry and attraction anything is possible!” – Amina Thula
For the next couple of weeks, the NTLitMag will feature interviews with the authors of newly published novels on the Cassava Republic’s Ankara Romance imprint. The interviews will be conducted by[…]
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“Readers are strongly responsible for their imaginations” – Oyindamola Affinnih
For the next couple of weeks, the NTLitMag will feature interviews with the authors of newly published novels on the Cassava Republic’s Ankara Romance imprint. The interviews will be conducted by[…]
Issue #20: Of Literature in Retrieval
Sitting together one evening in Ibadan, discussing translation and the progress of African language technology, Tunde Adegbola, one of the pioneers in the field and fellow participant in the language[…]
A Letter to Dumi
(A story of two old lovers meeting again after 15years) By Ayodele Olofintuade Do you remember the night we first met? It was at your birthday party, you were[…]
The Torch Died A While Ago
“Does Achebe’s death change anything for me as a Nigerian ‘writer’? No” by Ayodele Olofintuade Frankly I used to read more of foreign writers than Nigerian writers, so I must[…]