Finding what’s worth your attention…
Brittle Paper’s September list spans romance, thrillers, speculative fiction and stories of Nigerian and African life, with new work from writers including Tomi Adeyemi and Semiloore Dare-Atunse.
WHY TWALE: Culture moves through what people read, recommend and pass on. This is a simple, useful way to keep African writing in circulation.
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respectThe people who keep vehicles and daily business moving are skilled technical professionals. Twale Street should make that work visible.
respectRecognition is not only awards. Ordinary Nigerians turning a private ambition into lived experience and useful perspective deserve space too.
respectA Nigerian athlete carrying years of consistent work into a new chapter deserves recognition beyond match-day noise.
respectSport recognition should include the knowledge former players pass on. This is a practical attempt to make the less glamorous side of the European dream visible.
respectCreative work travelling globally deserves recognition. The deal expands the international runway for an African-Australian speculative voice and the Afrocentric Sauútiverse.
respectThis is recognition for solving a practical trust problem in African remittances: not just moving money, but helping ensure it pays for what the sender intended.
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