Returning with a blended virtual and in-person programme from 1 – 30 September both online and at The British Library, Africa Writes in its ninth year, and first biennial – edition of Africa Writes. Given the past year we’ve all endured, this year’s festival will be centred around the themes of Imagination, Pleasure and Activism.
Africa Writes will partner with festival organisers on the African continent to co-curate a series of events as part of the British Council’s Digital Collaboration Fund. African festival partners confirmed are Pa Gya! Literary Festival in Ghana, Kaduna Book and Arts Festival in Nigeria and Afroqueer podcast in Kenya.
This year will also see the second edition of the Lifetime Achievement in African Literature Award, which will be announced during the course of the festival.
We have opened our call for ideas for you to submit ideas or books you would like to see featured in this year’s festival. The call will be open from Tuesday, 16 February until Wednesday, 3 March at 12:00 (GMT). Please ensure your idea meets the themes of this year. The form takes approximately between 10 to 20 minutes to complete.
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