Abdulrazak Gurnah (Tanzania) Nobel Prize in Literature 2021
Abraham Verghese (Ethiopia)
Adam Zameenzad (Pakistan-Kenya-England)
Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani (Nigerian)
Ahmadou Kourouma (Côte d'Ivoire)
Alexandra Fuller (Zimbabwean-American-British)
Alice Sebold (American)
Ama Ata Aidoo (Ghanaian)
Arundhati Roy (Indian)
- Changes, A Love Story 1999
- African Love Stories 2006 (African writers)
Amaka Azie (Nigerian)
Amma Darko (Ghanaian)
Amos Tutuola (Nigerian) 1920 - 1997
Aravind Adiga (India)
Asha Bandele (U.S.A)
Ayaan Hirsi Ali (Somalian)
Ayibu Makolo (Nigerian)
Ayo Oyeku (Nigerian)
Bahaa Taher (Egypt)
Ben Okri (Nigerian)
Benjamin Kwakye (Ghana)
Bessie Head (Botswana) 1937 - 1986
Beverly Naidoo (South African)
Buchi Emecheta (Nigerian) 1944 - 2017
- The Joys Of Motherhood 1979
- Second-Class Citizen 1974
- The Bride Prize 1976
- The New Tribe 2000
- Kehinde 1994
- Head Above Water 1986
Charlotte H. Bruner
Chika Unigwe (Nigerian)
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (Nigerian)
Josie Llod & Emilyn Rees (British)
Patricia Nmukoso Enyi (Nigerian)
Petina Gappah (Zimbabwe)
They Poured Fire On Us From The Sky 2006 (Sudan)
Uwem Akpan (Nigerian)
Chinedu Achebe (Nigerian/American)
Chinelo Okparanta (Nigerian)
Chinua Achebe (Nigerian) 1930 - 2013- Things Fall Apart 1958
- No Longer At Ease 1960
- Arrow oF God 1965
- The Education of a British-Protected Child 2009
- A Man of the People 1966
- Anthills of the Savannah 1987
- An Image of Africa 2002
Christie Watson (British)
Colson Whitehead (U.S.A)
Dalene Matthee (South African)
Dawit Gebremichael Habte (Eritrea)
Dayo Foster (The Gambia)
Deborah Rodriguez (American)
Diane Brown (South Africa)
Dinaw Mengestu (Ethiopia)
Doreen Baigana (Ugandan)
E.C Osondu (Nigerian)
Elechi Amadi (Nigerian) 1934 - 2016
Emmanuel Dongala (Repuplic of the Congo)
Eric Iruvuzumugabe (Rwandan)
Fadumo Korn (Somalia)
Fauziya Kassindja (Togo)
Ferdinand Oyono (Cameroon) 1929 - 2010
Festus Iyayi (Nigerian) 1947 - 2013
Flora Nwapa (Nigerian) 1931 - 1993
Hameeda Lakho (Pakistan-born Dutch)
Harper Lee (American) 1926 - 2016
Helene Cooper (Liberian)
Helon Habila (Nigerian)
Irene Sabatini (Zimbabwe)
Ishmael Beah (Sierra Leonean)
Jasmine Kumalah (Belgian born Sierra Leonean-Togolese-American)
J.M Coetzee (South Africa) Nobel Prize in Literature 2003
Jill Alexander Essbaum (American)
Jo Rees (British)
Joe Khamisi (Kenya)
John Steptoe (American)
Jordi Picoult (American)
José Eduardo Agualusa (Angola)
Kachi A. Ozumba (Nigerian)
Karo Oforofuo (Nigerian)
Katherine Boo (American)
Ken Saro Wiwa (Nigerian)
Khaled Hosseini (Afghan-born American)
Lawrence Darwani (Ghana)
Lesly Lokko (Ghanaian and Scotish)
Lola Shoneyin (Nigerian)
Lawrence Hill (Canada)
- I Will Try (republished January 2013)
Lesly Lokko (Ghanaian and Scotish)
Lewis Nkosi (South Africa) 1936 - 2010
Lola Shoneyin (Nigerian)
Lucy Safo (Ghana)
M.G. Vassanji (Kenya)
M.G. Vassanji (Kenya)
Manu Herbstein (Ghana / South Africa)
Mariama Bâ (Senegalese) 1929 - 1981
Marie Ndiaye (French/Senegalese)
Marilyn Heward Mills (Ghana-Swiss)
Mark Haddon (British)
Mary Karooro Okurut (Uganda)
Mohammed Naseehu Ali (Ghana)
Naguib Mahfouz (Egypt) Nobel Prize in Literature 1988
Nawal El Saadawi (Egptian)
Neshani Andreas (Namibia)
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o (Kenya)
Noviolet Bulawayo (Zimbabwe)
Olumide Popoola (Nigerian-German)
Pamela Jooste (South Africa)
Pede Hollist (Sierra Leone)
Peter Kimani (Kenya)
Sade Adeniran (Nigeria)
Sarah Ladipo Manyinka (Anglo-Nigerian)
Sefi Atta (Nigeria)
Sue Monk Kidd (American)Sefi Atta (Nigeria)
Shimmer Chinodya (Zimbabwe)
Simi Bedford (Nigerian)
Somi Ekhasomhi (Nigeria)
Stanlake Samkange (Zimbabwe) 1922 - 1988
Sulaiman Adonnia (Eritrean)
Taiye Selasi (British and American of Ghanaian-Nigerian heritage)
Teju Cole (Nigerian)
Tolulope Popoola (Nigerian)
Toni Kan (Nigerian)
Toni Morrison (American) Nobel Prize in Literature 1993
Tony D'Souza (American, set in Côte d'Ivoire)
Uzodinma Iweala (Nigerian)
Uwem Akpan (Nigerian)
William Kamkwamba & Bryan Mealer (Malawi)
Yaba Badoe (Ghana)
Zoë Wicomb (South Africa)