Our massive summer fiction sale is officially on, featuring a diverse collection of African fiction from a variety of voices.
Join us for a virtual launch and discussion of Tatah Mbuy’s seminal book, Fons of “Traditional Bamenda” and Partisan Politics in Contemporary Cameroon, to be moderated by celebrated playwright, Peter Tangyie Suh Nfor.
Join us for a virtual launch and celebration of Razinat T. Mohammed’s novel, Habiba featuring reviewers and leading voices in African literature.
When: Oct 12, 2024, 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Paradise of Love and Pain is an excellent first novel that explores the extent to which sexual promiscuity and marital infidelity disrupt the life of Cameroonian families bringing untold suffering to children and parents alike. The main plot of the novel hinges on the actions of a wealthy and free-spirited woman who poisons her husband,…
Babila Mutia is a master storyteller but he is a poet too, and his poetic sensibilities are not far off in these two masterpieces. We, the readers are at his mercy, devouring every word, and when we get to the last page, we are forced to confront the unstable nature of what we call…
In this page turner, the author offers a vivid picture of Leinteng’s experiences as a young, foreign student in Madrid, a city far-flung from his native Cameroon.
Leinteng & Co have taken me on a walk down memory lane as an immigrant living in a new environment and overcoming challenges away from “home sweet home
I cannot wait for you to get immersed in the word pattern Martin Jumbam has woven to create this beautiful piece: Beads of Memory. Word weaving runs in the family.
While Beads of Memory tells the story of African students abroad that is familiar across generations, it is also a critique of western society and politics in post-independent Africa, and a celebration of family, friendship and tradition. That Jumbam successfully pulls this off in just 83 pages is a literary tour de force that must…
From accomplished blogger, Martin Jumbam comes an exhilarating yet forlorn diary of a Madrid-based African student that captures the challenges of loneliness, homesickness and especially the indifference, if not outright hostility of his host country.
From accomplished blogger, Martin Jumbam comes an exhilarating yet forlorn diary of a Madrid-based African student that captures the challenges of loneliness, homesickness and especially the indifference, if not outright hostility of his host country.
When the lovebirds, Demas and Natasha go for an HIV test in a renowned hospital before concretizing their engagement plans, little do they know that things may spiral for the worse.