Emerencia Nwapa·May 31, 2025Anti-colonial Discourse is Just That — DiscourseAll the people leading “anticolonial” or “decolonial” discourse are themselves products of, and beneficiaries of, the very systems they…A response icon5A response icon5
Myra, International Academy of Literature·May 25, 2025Book Review (Unsolicited): Big Little Lies by Liane MoriartySuggested by my colleagues at the International Academy of Literature Facebook Group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/3827731737510859
Emerencia Nwapa·May 11, 2025Unsolicited Book Review: AmericanahA novel by Chimamada Ngozi Adichie, 2013.A response icon6A response icon6
Emerencia Nwapa·May 8, 2025Former St. Lucia University Lecturer Seeks Co-authors — find us on FacebookWhen I visited the country, a researcher of African literature told me about the project, hosted in his Facebook group. Their projects…A response icon1A response icon1
Emerencia Nwapa·Apr 16, 2025Stop Playing: African Writers and the Abandonment of Oral TraditionAfrican intellectuals and writers often celebrate the richness of oral tradition, but when it comes to actually capitalising on it, they…A response icon3A response icon3
The Woke Pan-Africanist, Germany·Apr 13, 2025Philosophy bytes-5. Psychologists Say Your Racial Background Has No Impact on IQThe Best Book I’ve Read: Fundamentals of Psychology by C.J. AdcockA response icon1A response icon1
Emerencia Nwapa·Apr 9, 2025How did (or do) African traditional clubs help to maintain peace?Traditional societies in Black Africa often operate in similar ways, using rituals, dances, and spiritual beliefs to promote peace and…A response icon3A response icon3
Emerencia Nwapa·Apr 7, 2025Stop Shakespeare-related Conspiracies.I sent an abstract to an authors’ forum about William Shakespeare. A lot of people often send them articles from Facebook, LinkedIn…A response icon1A response icon1
