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 | Cousins, Helen; Dodgson-Katiyo, Pauline (eds.) (2016) |
| Diaspora & returns in fiction | |
| African Literature Today. #34. |
| Emenyonu, Ernest N. (ed.) (2015) |
| Children's literature & story-telling | |
| African Literature Today. #33. 184p. |
| Emenyonu, Ernest N. (ed.) (2014) |
| Politics & social justice | |
 | African Literature Today. #32. 173p. |
 | Roselyne Shigali, Hellen (2013) |
| Ama Ata Aidoo's short stories: empowering the African girl-child | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 148-161. |
| Moulati, Imene (2013) |
| Mohammed Dib's short stories on the memory of Algeria | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 135-147. |
| Mushakavanhu, Tinashe (2013) |
| Locating a genre: is Zimbabwe a short story country? | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 127-134. |
| Diala-Ogamba, Blessing (2013) |
| Exposition of apartheid South African violence & injustice in Alex la Guma's short stories | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 115-126. |
| Sackeyfio, Rose A. (2013) |
| Diaspora identities in short fiction by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie & Sefi Atta | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 102-114. |
| Daniels, Juliana (2013) |
| Feminist censure of marriage in Islamic societies: a thematic analysis of Alifa Rifaat's short stories | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 89-101. |
| Uchum Egbunike, Louisa (2013) |
| Snapshots of the Botswana nation: Bessie Head's 'The collector of treasures & other Botwana village tales' as a national project | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 65-76. |
| Zanchettin, Lindsey (2013) |
| Articulations of home & Muslim identity in the short stories of Leila Aboulela | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 40-51. |
| Eisenberg, Eve (2013) |
| 'Real Africa'/'Which Africa?': the critique of mimetic realism in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's short fiction | |
| African Literature Today. #31. p. 8-24. |
| Emenyonu, Ernest N. (ed.) (2013) |
| Writing Africa in the short story | |
| African Literature Today. #31. 168p. |
| Nwankwo, Chimalum (ed.) (2012) |
| Reflections & retrospectives | |
| African Literature Today. #30. 195p. |
| Emenyonu, Ernest N. (ed.) (2011) |
| Teaching African literature today | |
| African Literature Today. #29. 154p. |
| Emenyonu, Ernest N. (ed.) (2010) |
| Film in African literature today | |
| African Literature Today. #28. 158p. |
| Emenyonu, Ernest N. (ed.) (2010) |
| New novels in African literature today: a review | |
| African Literature Today. #27. 173p. |
| Emenyonu, Ernest N. (ed.) (2008) |
| War in African literature today: a review | |
| African Literature Today. #26. 176p. |
| Emenyonu, Ernest N.; Emenyonu, Patricia T. (eds.) (2006) |
| New directions in African literature: a review | |
| African Literature Today. #25. 176p. |
| Jones, Eldred Durosimi; Jones, Marjorie (eds.) (2002) |
| South & Southern African literature: a review | |
| African Literature Today. #23. 149p. |
| Oyegoke, Lekan (1998) |
| Trapped childhood: a study of Athol Fugard's 'Cousins' & Isaac Mogotsi's 'The Alexandra tales' | |
| African Literature Today. #21. p. 102-110. |
| Abanime, E.P. (1998) |
| Childhood à la Camara Laye & childhood à la Mongo Beti | |
| African Literature Today. #21. p. 82-90. |
| Govinden, Devarakshanam Betty (1998) |
| 'While she watered the morning glories': evaluating the literary achievement of Gcina Mhlophe | |
| African Literature Today. #21. p. 69-81. |
| Okolie, Maxwell (1998) |
| Childhood in African literature: a literary perspective | |
| African Literature Today. #21. p. 29-35. |
| Alabi, Adetayo (1998) |
| Gender issues in Zaynab Alkali's novels | |
| African Literature Today. #21. p. 22-28. |
| Uwakweh, Pauline Ada (1998) |
| Carving a niche: visions of gendered childhood in Buchi Emecheta's 'The bride price' and Tsitsi Dangarembga's 'Nervous conditions' | |
| African Literature Today. #21. p. 9-21. |
| Deandrea, Pietro (1996) |
| 'New worlds, new wholes': Kojo Laing's narrative quest for a social renewal | |
| African Literature Today. #20. p. 158-178. |
| Kasule, Sam (1996) |
| Folklore & tradition in the drama of Cliff Lubwa p'Chong | |
| African Literature Today. #20. p. 135-150. |
| Awodiya, Muyiwa P. (1996) |
| Form & technique in Femi Osofisan's plays | |
| African Literature Today. #20. p. 102-119. |
| Ezenwa-Ohaeto (1996) |
| Conscious craft: verbal irony in the poetry of Jared Angira | |
| African Literature Today. #20. p. 87-101. |
| Nwachukwu-Agbada, J.O.J. (1996) |
| Lore & other in Niyi Osundare's poetry | |
| African Literature Today. #20. p. 73-86. |
| Jones, Eldred D. (1996) |
| Land, war & literature in Zimbabwe: a sampling | |
| African Literature Today. #20. p. 50-61. |
| Inyama, N.F. (1996) |
| Ken Saro-Wiwa: maverick iconoclast of the Nigerian literary scene | |
| African Literature Today. #20. p. 35-49. |
| Moyana, Rosemary (1996) |
| Men & women: gender issues in Tsitsi Dangarembga's 'Nervous conditions' & 'She no longer weeps' | |
| African Literature Today. #20. p. 25-34. |
| Kesteloot, Lilyan (1996) |
| Turning point in the francophone/African novel: the eighties to the nineties | |
| African Literature Today. #20. p. 4-13. |
| Achufusi, Ify G. (1994) |
| Feminist inclinations of Flora Nwapa | |
| African Literature Today. #19. p. 101-114. |
| Obafemi, Olu (1994) |
| Towards feminist aesthetics in Nigerian drama: the plays of Tess Onwueme | |
| African Literature Today. #19. p. 84-100. |
| Yewah, Emmanuel (1994) |
| Multiple witnesses, multiple stories: subversion of the story-telling-interpretation processes in court trials | |
| African Literature Today. #19. p. 64-83. |
| Lorentzon, Leif (1994) |
| Story & narrative in the novels of Ayi Kwei Armah | |
| African Literature Today. #19. p. 53-63. |
| Ezenwa-Ohaeto (1994) |
| Pidgin literature, criticism & communication | |
| African Literature Today. #19. p. 44-52. |
| Elimimian, Isaac I. (1994) |
| Negritude & African poetry | |
| African Literature Today. #19. p. 22-43. |
| Maduakor, Obi (1994) |
| Kofi Awoonor as critic | |
| African Literature Today. #19. p. 8-21. |
| Conteh-Morgan, J. (1992) |
| French-language African drama & the oral tradition: trends & issues | |
| African Literature Today. #18. p. 115-132. |
| Awodiya, Muyiwa P. (1992) |
| Oral literature & modern Nigerian drama: the example of Femi Osofisan | |
| African Literature Today. #18. p. 105-114. |
| Ukala, S. (1992) |
| Plot & conflict in African folktales | |
| African Literature Today. #18. p. 62-72. |
| Bamikunle, Aderemi (1992) |
| Niyi Osundare's poetry & the Yoruba oral artistic tradition | |
| African Literature Today. #18. p. 49-61. |
| Elimimian, I.I. (1992) |
| Kofi Awoonor as a poet | |
| African Literature Today. #18. p. 35-48. |
| Jones, E.D. (1992) |
| Myth & modernity: African writers & their roots | |
| African Literature Today. #18. p. 1-8. |
| Nwachukwu-Agbada, J.O.J. (1991) |
| The language of post-war Nigerian poetry of English expression | |
| African Literature Today. #17. p. 165-175. |
| Ezenwa-Ohaeto (1991) |
| Dimensions of language in new Nigerian poetry | |
| African Literature Today. #17. p. 155-164. |
| Spencer, J. (1991) |
| Language pluralism in Sierra Leonean drama in Krio | |
| African Literature Today. #17. p. 91-97. |
| Balogun, F. Odun (1991) |
| Linguistic characteristics of the African short story | |
| African Literature Today. #17. p. 51-60. |
| Kunene, D.P. (1991) |
| Language, literature & the struggle for liberation in South Africa | |
| African Literature Today. #17. p. 37-50. |
| Elimimian, Isaac Irabor (1988) |
| Poetry as a vehicle for promoting national consciousness and development: the example of four Nigerian poets | |
| African Literature Today. #16. p. 112-123. |
| Sesay, Kadiatu (1988) |
| Hopes of a harvest festival!: some southern African voices | |
| African Literature Today. #16. p. 61-76. |
| Dorsey, David (1988) |
| Critical perception of African poetry | |
| African Literature Today. #16. p. 26-38. |
| Okpewho, Isidore (1988) |
| African poetry: the modern writer and the oral tradition | |
| African Literature Today. #16. p. 3-25. |
| Maja-Pearce, Adewale (1987) |
| The house of slavery | |
| African Literature Today. #15. p. 140-151. |
| Bryan, Sylvia (1987) |
| Images of women in Wole Soyinka's work | |
| African Literature Today. #15. p. 119-130. |
| Elder, A. (1987) |
| Ama ata aidoo and the oral tradition: a paradox of form and substance | |
| African Literature Today. #15. p. 109-118. |
| Cham, Mbye B. (1987) |
| Contemporary society and the female imagination: a study of the novels of Mariama Bâ | |
| African Literature Today. #15. p. 89-101. |
| Pearce, Adetokunbo (1987) |
| The didactic essence of Efua Sutherland's plays | |
| African Literature Today. #15. p. 71-80. |
| O'Barr, J.F. (1987) |
| Feminist issues in the fiction of Kenya's women writers | |
| African Literature Today. #15. p. 55-70. |
| Schipper-De Leeuw, M. (1987) |
| Mother Africa on a pedestal: The male heritage in African literature and criticism | |
| African Literature Today. #15. p. 35-54. |
| Frank, K. (1987) |
| Women without men: the feminist novel in Africa | |
| African Literature Today. #15. p. 14-34. |
| Ogundipe-Leslie, Molara (1987) |
| The female writer and her commitment | |
| African Literature Today. #15. p. 5-13. |
| Frank, K. (1984) |
| Feminist criticism and the African novel | |
| African Literature Today. #14. p. 34-48. |
| (1983) |
| Recent trends in the novel | |
| African Literature Today. #13. |
| Obafemi, Olu (1982) |
| Revolutionary aesthetics in recent Nigerian theatre | |
| African Literature Today. #12. p. 118-136. |
| Kunene, Mazisi (1980) |
| The relevance of African cosmological systems to African literature today | |
| African Literature Today. #11. p. 190-205. |
| Iyasere, Solomon O. (1980) |
| African oral tradition: criticism as a performance: a ritual | |
| African Literature Today. #11. p. 169-174. |
| Webb, Hugh (1980) |
| The African historical novel and the way forward | |
| African Literature Today. #11. p. 24-38. |
| Knight, Elizabeth (1979) |
| Popular literature in East Africa | |
| African Literature Today. #10. p. 177-190. |
| Okonkwo, Juliet I. (1979) |
| The missing Link in African literature | |
| African Literature Today. #10. p. 86-105. |
| Etherton, Michael (1979) |
| Trends in African theatre | |
| African Literature Today. #10. p. 57-85. |
| Nwoga, D.I. (1979) |
| Modern African poetry: the domestication of a tradition | |
| African Literature Today. #10. p. 32-56. |
| Izevbaye, Dan (1979) |
| Issues in the reassessment of the African novel | |
| African Literature Today. #10. p. 7-31. |
| Ojo-Ade, Femi (1978) |
| De origen Africano, soy Cubano: African elements in the literature of Cuba | |
| African Literature Today. #9. p. 47-57. |
| Apronti, E.O. (1976) |
| The tyranny of time: the theme of time in the artistic consciousness of South African writers | |
| African Literature Today. #8. p. 106-114. |
| Omotoso, Kole (1976) |
| Arabic drama and Islamic belief-system in Egypt | |
| African Literature Today. #8. p. 99-105. |
| Mbughuni, L.A. (1976) |
| Old and new drama from East Africa: a review of the works of four comtemporary dramatists: Rebecca Njau, Ebrahim Hussein, Peninah Muhando and Ngugi | |
| African Literature Today. #8. p. 85-98. |
| Etherton, Michael (1976) |
| The dilemma of the popular playwright: the work of Kabwe Kasoma and V.E. Musinga | |
| African Literature Today. #8. p. 26-41. |
| Graft, J.C. de (1976) |
| Roots in African drama and theatre | |
| African Literature Today. #8. p. 1-25. |
| O'Flinn, J.P. (1975) |
| Towards a sociology of the Nigerian novel | |
| African Literature Today. #7. p. 34-52. |
| Iyasere, Solomon Ogbede (1975) |
| African critics on African literature: a study in misplaced hostility | |
| African Literature Today. #7. p. 20-27. |
| Izevbaye, D.S. (1975) |
| The state of critisism in African literature | |
| African Literature Today. #7. p. 1-9. |
| Mootry, Maria K. (1973) |
| Literature and resistance in South Africa: two Zulu poets | |
| African Literature Today. #6. p. 112-129. |
| Babalola, Adeboye (1973) |
| 'Rara' chants in Yoruba spoken art | |
| African Literature Today. #6. p. 79-92. |
| Mortimer, Mildred P. (1973) |
| Algerian poetry of french expression | |
| African Literature Today. #6. p. 68-78. |
| Di Stefano Pappageorge, Julia (1973) |
| Senghor re-evaluated | |
| African Literature Today. #6. p. 54-67. |
| Wangusa, Timothy (1973) |
| East African poetry | |
| African Literature Today. #6. p. 46-53. |
| Nwoga, Donatus I. (1973) |
| Obscurity and commitment in modern African poetry | |
| African Literature Today. #6. p. 26-45. |
| Egudu, Romanus (1973) |
| Defence of culture in the poetry of Christopher Okigbo | |
| African Literature Today. #6. p. 14-25. |
| Izevbaye, D.S. (1973) |
| Okigbo's portrait of the artist as a Sunbird: a reading of 'Heavensgate' (1962) | |
| African Literature Today. #6. p. 1-13. |
| Folarin, Margaret (1971) |
| An additional comment on Ayi Kwei Armah's 'The Beautiful Ones Are Not Yet Born' | |
| African Literature Today. #5. p. 116-129. |
| Griffiths, G. (1971) |
| Language and action in the novels of Chinua Achebe | |
| African Literature Today. #5. p. 88-105. |
| Moore, J.B. (1971) |
| The burnt-out marriage and burned-up reviewers | |
| African Literature Today. #5. p. 66-87. |
| Williams, Lloyd (1971) |
| Religion and life in James Ngugi's 'The River Between' | |
| African Literature Today. #5. p. 54-65. |
| Lindfors, B. (1971) |
| T.M. Aluko: Nigerian satirist | |
| African Literature Today. #5. p. 41-53. |
| Killam, G.D. (1971) |
| The novels of Onuora Nzekwu | |
| African Literature Today. #5. p. 21-40. |
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