Irenosen Okojie (@irenosenokojie) 's Twitter Profile
Irenosen Okojie

@irenosenokojie

Author. MBE. Caine Prize. Afro-naut. Liminal griot. Genre Bender. New York Times, Observer, Guardian. Director at @BTTFspace @UKScreenSkills Ambassador

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Charles Bramesco (@intothecrevasse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With STRANGE DAYS Fever sweeping America, I wrote about Kathryn Bigelow’s mad vision of Y2K apocalyptica (and even got to talk a little bit about the delectably stupid TV movie COUNTDOWN TO CHAOS): downtime.jambys.com/posts/downtime…

Bernardine Evaristo (@bernardineevari) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As Chair of this prize, I couldn't be more delighted that we chose Cherise Morris with her gem of a manuscript, the cosmic matter of black lives! Look out for it when Cassava Republic publishes it!

the.v𝐢be (@thejpgvibe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

princess elizabeth bagaaya of tooro. ugandan princess, lawyer, model, actor, minister of foreign affairs and ambassador. cambridge graduate and the first east african woman to be admitted to the british bar in 1965.

princess elizabeth bagaaya of tooro.
ugandan princess, lawyer, model, actor, minister of foreign affairs and ambassador. cambridge graduate and the first east african woman to be admitted to the british bar in 1965.
Alex Kayode-Kay (@alexk_kay) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Press launch of Young Black Filmmakers Fund yesterday at Ritzy Picturehouse.I created this fund to support young black UK filmmakers.10K available in funding.Massive thanks to LondonBreeze,whom I'm doing this with & main sponsor #TikTok.More details at link: londonbreezefilmfestival.com

Press launch of Young Black Filmmakers Fund yesterday at <a href="/RitzyCinema/">Ritzy Picturehouse</a>.I created this fund to support young black UK filmmakers.10K available in funding.Massive thanks to <a href="/LondonBreezeFF/">LondonBreeze</a>,whom I'm doing this with &amp; main sponsor #TikTok.More details at link:
londonbreezefilmfestival.com
The Crime Writers’ Association (@the_cwa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Announcing the longlist for the 2025 Ian Fleming Steel Dagger! Congratulations, authors, and good luck in the next round! #CWA_Daggers #Daggers_2025

Announcing the longlist for the 2025 Ian Fleming Steel Dagger! Congratulations, authors, and good luck in the next round! #CWA_Daggers #Daggers_2025
Jericho Prize (@jerichoprize) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Want to help support emerging Black-British children's authors? Please share our fundraiser with your network. Every post helps! 🧡👉🏿lnkfi.re/Fundraiser

BRITTLE PAPER (@brittlepaper) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The 2025 Ondaatje Prize longlist is out from Royal Society of Literature, and four brilliant African authors made the cut! Congrats to Irenosen Okojie, Maud Blair, Sulaiman Addonia, and Caleb! A range of voices reshaping how we imagine place 👏 brittlepaper.com/2025/04/four-a…

THAT GEM. (@rozthecreator) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Idk, when Ryan Coogler knew he needed Wunmi Mosaku in one of his films, but the moment I witnessed Wunmi’s grace was on Lovecraft Country, and I couldn’t get enough. I am so happy she’s a part of “SINNERS,” & I can’t wait to support the film… give momma her thingssssss💐

Adrian Rae (@adrianraee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wunmi Mosaku as Annie in Sinners was such a moment. To see her go from the Netflix film His House (my favorite horror film of 2020) to the big screen was magical. MOTHER in every sense of the word. ✨

Wunmi Mosaku as Annie in Sinners was such a moment. To see her go from the Netflix film His House (my favorite horror film of 2020) to the big screen was magical. MOTHER in every sense of the word. ✨
Chelsea S. (@umearth2chelsea) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ryan Coogler read Amiri Baraka’s ‘Blues People’ before writing the Sinners script. In Imani Perry’s latest book (Black in Blues: How a Color Tells the Story of My People), she also references Baraka’s ‘Blues People.’ Amiri in IMAX. Amiri on new shelves. Amiri’s still breathing.

Ryan Coogler read Amiri Baraka’s ‘Blues People’ before writing the Sinners script.

In Imani Perry’s latest book (Black in Blues: How a Color Tells the Story of My People), she also references Baraka’s ‘Blues People.’

Amiri in IMAX. Amiri on new shelves. Amiri’s still breathing.
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou (@hhgsparkles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wrote about Noah Davis & his reanimation of the photographic archive for Émergent magazine. Noah absorbs you in the magic of the detail, detaching images from their socio-political weight. Read here: emergentmag.com/articles/the-b… If you're looking for an Easter show, this is it!

I wrote about Noah Davis &amp; his reanimation of the photographic archive for Émergent magazine. 

Noah absorbs you in the magic of the detail, detaching images from their socio-political weight. Read here:

emergentmag.com/articles/the-b…

If you're looking for an Easter show, this is it!
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou (@hhgsparkles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For everyone in a permanent state of recovery (which is all of us really) but especially those "managing" chronic health issues, this piece I wrote for Elephant Magazine on care in the artwork of Alberta Whittle may provide some balm, some breath, some rest: elephant.art/recovery-is-no…

For everyone in a permanent state of recovery (which is all of us really) but especially those "managing" chronic health issues, this piece I wrote for <a href="/ElephantMag/">Elephant Magazine</a> on care in the artwork of Alberta Whittle may provide some balm, some breath, some rest: elephant.art/recovery-is-no…
Letterboxd (@letterboxd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ahead of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, mother goat examines the enduring impact of Mathieu Kassovitz’s La Haine, which premiered at the fest 30 years ago and whose anti-police themes of resistance remain relevant today. boxd.it/2vI

Ahead of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, <a href="/xuanlintham/">mother goat</a> examines the enduring impact of Mathieu Kassovitz’s La Haine, which premiered at the fest 30 years ago and whose anti-police themes of resistance remain relevant today. boxd.it/2vI
The Caine Prize for African Writing (@caineprize) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🎉 The Caine Prize marks 25 years of championing African literature with the Best of Caine Award – a one-time honour to crown the best short story from all past winners (2000–2024). 📖 Read more: caineprize.com/press-releases #BestOfCaine #25YearsOfCaine #AfricanLiterature

🎉 The Caine Prize marks 25 years of championing African literature with the Best of Caine Award – a one-time honour to crown the best short story from all past winners (2000–2024).

📖 Read more: caineprize.com/press-releases

#BestOfCaine #25YearsOfCaine #AfricanLiterature