By Toyin Akinosho Sylvester Onwordi was in Nigeria early in June 2018. It was his second trip to the country in the year. “I have come back four times since my mother’s d...
By Lola Akande, PhD Introduction I thank the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) for inviting me to deliver a talk on “Literary Agency and the Promotion of the Author’s...
In Nigeria’s book industry, the Literary agent can be described in the strict meaning of the Latin phrase: Persona Non Grata, to go by the opinion of Lola Akande, novelis...
By Fred Akanni, in Lagos University Press Limited has stopped on its three year downward revenue track and returned back to profitability. The Nigerian maker of pre-prima...
It is probably Donald Trump’s fault that so few recent works of fiction have become events, in the way that “A Little Life,” by Hanya Yanagihara, did in 2015, or “The Und...
Europe’s book publishers say that their industry is the continent’s largest cultural industry. Although nowhere in a newly released report by the Federation of European P...
Predictions that print books would disappear within a few years haven’t come anywhere near reality, according to Henrique Mota, President of the Federation of European Pu...
