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The African Authors Podcast
Nkem Creatives
24 episodes
1 week ago
The African Authors Podcast is a platform that celebrates the voices, stories, and journeys of African writers. Each episode dives into the inspirations, challenges, and triumphs of authors across the continent, offering listeners a deeper connection to African literature. Whether you’re a reader, writer, or literary enthusiast, this podcast brings you closer to the rich and diverse world of African storytelling.
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The African Authors Podcast is a platform that celebrates the voices, stories, and journeys of African writers. Each episode dives into the inspirations, challenges, and triumphs of authors across the continent, offering listeners a deeper connection to African literature. Whether you’re a reader, writer, or literary enthusiast, this podcast brings you closer to the rich and diverse world of African storytelling.
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Prince of Monkeys and The Brevity of Beautiful Things with Nnamdi Ehirim | Ep. 08
The African Authors Podcast
47 minutes 21 seconds
6 months ago
Prince of Monkeys and The Brevity of Beautiful Things with Nnamdi Ehirim | Ep. 08

Title: Prince of Monkeys and The Brevity of Beautiful Things with Nnamdi Ehirim

Episode Number: #8

Guest: Nnamdi Ehirim

Release Date: 9th May, 2025


Description:
This week, we have seasoned Nigerian storyteller Nnamdi Ehirim on the show. He starts off recounting how he got into storytelling (1:00) from listening to hip-hop early and writing his first verses to Nas' "One Mic". Then we delve into the review of his books "The Brevity of Beautiful Things" and "Prince of Monkeys" (6:03) and walk through his creative mind writing these stories, his perspective on writing stories (8:58) with his audience in mind, writing with a Nigerian lens, writing on (15:42) morally grey characters, the theme of inter-ethnicity (27:10) across his life, balancing life and being an author, and dropped some nuggets (42:09) for young writers. This and more on this incredibly layered episode, and we strongly recommend you listen to this amazing episode!


Key Takeaways:

  • Writing stories you love and care about

  • Writing with the environment in mind

  • Telling more diverse and culturally rich stories


  • Listen Now On:
    Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Afripod, and all DSPs


    Connect with Us:

  • Website: Nkem Creatives

  • Twitter/X: @nkemcreatives

  • LinkedIn: Nkem Creatives


  • Resources & Mentions:

  • Author's Book 1: Prince of Monkeys on Goodreads

  • Author's Book 2: The Brevity of Beautiful Things on Rovingheights Books

  • Guest’s Social Media: @minoehirim


  • Episode Credits:

  • Podcast Host: Uche Ezeudu

  • Audio Producer: Tony Doe Onwuchekwa

  • Podcast Manager: Daniel Odia

  • Show Owner: Nkem Creatives


  • Nkem Creatives brings you insightful conversations that celebrate African storytelling and literature. Join us on this journey as we amplify the voices shaping the narrative.

    The African Authors Podcast
    The African Authors Podcast is a platform that celebrates the voices, stories, and journeys of African writers. Each episode dives into the inspirations, challenges, and triumphs of authors across the continent, offering listeners a deeper connection to African literature. Whether you’re a reader, writer, or literary enthusiast, this podcast brings you closer to the rich and diverse world of African storytelling.