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African Literature Online

Every year the editors at IRCALC collate, review and approve contributors’ entries for publication in the Journal of African Literature, an online publication of critical expressions and research opinions on the literatures of Africa and her Diaspora. Submissions are published on the web to be subsequently reviewed, edited and archived for information and reference use of individual researchers, libraries, or private and public organizations. The print edition is usually made available to public via affiliate online book marketing and distribution network.

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NEW BLACK AND AFRICAN WRITING : A Critical Supplement on New Writers from Africa and African Diaspora
Contemporary perspectives on writings from Africa and African Diaspora are therefore tributaries of the frontier spirit of Black Renaissance informing past, present and continuing perspectives on black and African traditions in literature... >>>>

JOURNAL OF AFRICAN LITERATURE: "Oral Traditions"
Our 2009 commitment to the study in oral traditions is borne from the awareness that African verbal arts still survive in works of discerning writers, and in the conscious exploration of its tropes, perspectives, philosophy and consciousness, its complementary realism, and ontology, for the delineation of authentic African response to memory, history and all possible confrontations with modern existence such as witnessed in recent analysis of the African novel...>>>>

JOURNAL OF NEW POETRY : "Poetry and Music"
This year’s focus on Music and Poetry is in recognition of the significance of both genres in contemporary African aesthetics...>>>>

CFP: JAL 2008
Editors of the International Research Confederacy on African Literature and Culture (IRCALC) are currently receiving submissions in existing literatures of Anglophone, Francophone and Lusophone Africa involving issues in contemporary postcolonial modernities and citizenship (re)definitions. This time we have chosen to look specifically at the literature of Conflict, of War and Post war dilemmas; literatures that address the discords and divisions within Africa...>>>>

CFP: 2008 Journal Supplement: The Works of Ossie Enekwe

The editors at IRCALC invite research papers, critical presentations and editorial collaborations for our 2008 Critical Supplement project on the works of retiring professor of dramatic literature at the University of Nigeria, Onuora Oswald Enekwe, a.k.a. Ossie Melody  >>>>

CFP: JALC~NP 2007
Calling for submissions for the next volume of essays on African Literatures:
A WIDENING FRONTIER is the theme of the 2007 edition of the Journal of African Literature and Culture (JALC), the internationally-reviewed publication of Africa Research. >>>>

CFP: 2007 Critical Supplement: The Works of Chin Ce

Papers centring on the works of Nigerian poet and novelist Chin Ce are invited to supplement ongoing 2007 journal issue >>>>

CFP: Journal of New Poetry

 Papers are invited for the 2006 edition of the journal of new poetry of African expressions NP V3 2006.

The journal of new poetry (internationally refereed) is the project of the International Research Confederacy on African Literature and Culture [IRCALC] which has previously edited the New Nigerian Poetry journal. ...

JALC - ALJ 2006 CALL FOR PAPERS

 IRCALC editors have announced the call for papers on the theme 'Re-Imagining African Literature (2)' This second edition of the original 2003 theme edited by Charles Smith is expected to complete the previous scholarly essays that appeared in Volume 1 in 2003. >>>>

NNP 2005 JOURNAL EDITORS INVITE PAPERS

Writers and scholars all over the world are invited to submit papers for the third edition of NP journal of the International Research Confederacy on African Literature and Culture IRCALC. The previous journal issue of first quarter of 2005 is dedicated to retiring professor of English, poet and critic, Professor Romanus N Egudu of the University of Benin. Unlike the ALJ that deals on African and Diaspora literature and cultural issues, the New Nigerian Poetry NNP journal aims to bridge the gap in appreciation of oral and written poetry of Africa with Nigeria as its focus... >>>>

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