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Queer Warrior: Maneo Mohale

@maneomohale, Writer “The word ‘warrior’ immediately conjures up visions of war and combat for me, which is deeply linked to

@azemezi, Writer An artist and writer that exists outside of binaries, boundaries and is ever evolving, Akwaeke Emezi’s career has

@carl_collison, Writer When asked to think of voices on the continent who are telling queer stories it is hard to

@blazingnonbinary, Author and Activist I first read Kim Windvogel about two years ago, her poetry is sharpened by the feminist

@sylvesterchauke, founder of DNA Brand Architects Sylvester Chauke is not just one of the most influential Africans on the continent,

@binyavangawainaina, Writer Binyavanga Wanaina is arguably one of the most important Queer African writers in the last century. Although, when

In their third novel, author Akwaeke Emezi uses a death to explore a life in Nigeria that was often confusing,

Words: Uncle P Jumping Over the Rainbow is the memoir of Ronnie van der Merwe who details his time spent

By: Kgosi Motsoane Hanya Yanagihara’s second offering A Little Life is an all-consuming epic novel that establishes an indubitable case for

By: Kgosi Motsoane Deciding to read African literature can be as thorny as it is rosy; it is wafts of