Welcome to our African Literature haven, where stories breathe life into diverse cultures. Explore the best expressions of African realities through our carefully curated collection. Each book details lived and imagined experiences, sustaining the rich tapestry of African worldviews. Join us in this literary journey, a celebration of voices that transcend time and borders.
Embark on a captivating journey with The Finish Line, where adventure meets morality in a world of talking animals and spirited challenges. Join Mafoya, an African girl aspiring to be the town's fastest sprinter, as her path takes an unexpected turn into Musanga Kingdom.
Kadsa is weary of traveling with her grandpa in search of their supposedly lost and mystical home world. She wants more for herself, a chance to go to college, have friends, and a proper home. Her online research about herself reveals a web of lies about her identity that leads her to seek reality
The Man with Yellow Hair follows the enduring friendship of two women as they blossom through the laughter and yearnings of youth, the love and cares of motherhood, the losses that come with time, to their present
Waiting for Maria" delves into the harrowing experiences of female inmates entangled in the sluggish justice system of Nigeria.
The Emperor’s Son tells the story of Zaiwulo, a young boy sent off to the ancient city of Musadu to study under Talata, a great scholar and head of the legendary Haidarah family
Set against the impending arrival of President Obama to Kenya, Truth is a Flightless Bird, a crime novel, is an exploration of colonialism and current imperial and capitalist structures that create and perpetuate violence
This bold novel tells an important story about our times – the quest for power, the fears that trigger it, the hypocrisy that sustains it – and how religion can be weaponized to shroud it all in a mystery.
Members of the Institute for the Archeology of Human Thought unearth the bones of Gara, a young man, whose Myelin will unravel the secrets of his ancient consciousness.
From short stories about the dark and the light, and how we loved then and now, to poems en route the world gathering notes of those in search of beginnings and those at their ends.
In this collection of eighteen humorous absurdist stories, Melo weaves together postmodernism, postcolonial realities and Angolan history, through an intrusive narrator and author.