Category: Lit Chatters
Apply to The 2024 Sprinng Writing Fellowship
The Sprinng Writing Fellowship is a FREE and intensive 6-week online mentorship program for...
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Notable Fiction and Nonfiction by African Writers in the First Quarter of 2024
Notable Fiction and Nonfiction by African Writers in the First Quarter of 2024 Allah Have Mercy by...
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Why Itanile Has Been Quiet
Hi. My name is Damilola Jonathan Oladeji, and I think it’s appropriate to let you know...
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ANNOUNCING THE ITANILE MAGAZINE AWARD WINNERS 2022
Itanile Magazine is pleased to announce the winners of the Itanile Award for 2022. In rewarding...
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End 2022 Note: Itanile’s Journey Through Trenches, The Longlist or Award Nominees and more
To be honest with you, this is not one of the parts of editorial work that’s fun. Putting it...
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Prisms, Itanile Calls African Writers for Her 2022 Publications
With every year that passes storytelling for the African Spirit has found inspiration in the many...
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NEW CỌ́N-SCÌÒ MAGAZINE RELEASE: ‘REGENERATION’ IS OUT
Regeneration is the second issue of CONSCIO MAGAZINE published by Authorpedia in May 2021. Kukogho...
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Itanile Workshops: How We Collaborate for the Future of African Stories, Today!
One of the biggest gullies within the African literary community is the need for platforms, not...
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HOLIDAY NOTE: TOP 2020 TRENDS IN THE AFRICAN LITERARY SPACE
This note comes in a two-part effort to share what 2020 has been for us as an African literary...
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On Publishing and Racism; How Hashtag Publishing Paid Me Revealed Huge Pay Gaps
A social media campaign tagged #PublishingPaidMe was created on June 6, 2020 by urban fantasy...
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AFRICAN LITERARY MAGAZINES: What’s New & Different about Growing Platforms?
Earlier in the year, I called a meeting with the cfwriterz team and told them we are not going to...
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Brittle Paper Deputy Editor’s Report on the Hadiza & Bello El-Rufia Devolves further, African Literature Braces for Impact
The announcement of the post removal, Otosirieze’s statement and the backlash from the largely Nigerian community has left many confused and unsure.
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