Through eight never-before-published plays, Jatinder Verma highlights both his extraordinary career as well as the wider role of multiculturalism in Britain's theatrical history.
Set in Benin City, Nigeria, Violence follows Idemudia and Adisa as they struggle to survive in a world rigged against them. Festus Iyayi's landmark novel exposes how poverty, labour... Læs mere
A witty, razor-sharp satire exposing the absurdities of colonial mimicry in early 20th-century Cape Coast, The Blinkards skewers the Western-obsessed elite who abandon their own culture in... Læs mere
A bold and unflinching exploration of grief and identity, The Book of the Dead traces Khutso's descent after a shattering family crisis, revealing the intimate human toll of HIV, secrecy, and guilt in contemporary South Africa.
A classic novel about love, faith and the clash between tradition and modernity, Obi follows an educated Christian couple whose dream of building a home founders under communal pressure to have a... Læs mere
A classic tale of honour, rivalry and tradition, The Great Ponds unfolds the fierce feud between two Eastern Nigerian villages, told with Elechi Amadi's signature clarity, tension and deep insight into pre-colonial life.
A hybrid blend of testimony, travel writing and reflection, The Shadow of Imana follows Veronique Tadjo's journey through post-genocide Rwanda. It weaves survivor accounts, visits to... Læs mere
A tense, prison-set anti-apartheid novel in which political detainee George Adams confronts brutality, hierarchy and survival - revealing how oppression breeds both violence and solidarity behind bars.
From Mariama Ba, the acclaimed author of So Long a Letter, comes a powerful tale of love, identity, and cultural collision.
Ken Saro-Wiwa - activist, satirist, and one of Nigeria's most distinctive literary voices - brings sharp wit and moral clarity to this collection of nineteen short stories.
From award-winning author, Ifeoma Okoye, Men Without Ears chronicles the societal challenges and pressures of 1980's Nigeria.