Ankara Press: A New Kind of Romance
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| The ladies of a new kind of romance |
We
chose the name Ankara, because, like the cloth, we believe it reflects
Africa’s long conversation with the other continents in order to develop
a new aesthetics of tradition. This has now become a feature of African
cosmopolitan style and modernity. - See more at:
http://www.ankarapress.com/blogs/news#sthash.Kn95Ja5q.dpuf
We
chose the name Ankara, because, like the cloth, we believe it reflects
Africa’s long conversation with the other continents in order to develop
a new aesthetics of tradition. This has now become a feature of African
cosmopolitan style and modernity. - See more at:
http://www.ankarapress.com/blogs/news#sthash.Kn95Ja5q.dpuf
We
chose the name Ankara, because, like the cloth, we believe it reflects
Africa’s long conversation with the other continents in order to develop
a new aesthetics of tradition. This has now become a feature of African
cosmopolitan style and modernity. - See more at:
http://www.ankarapress.com/blogs/news#sthash.Kn95Ja5q.dpuf
"We chose the name Ankara, because, like the cloth, we believe it reflects Africa's long conversation with the other continents in order to develop a new aesthetics of tradition. This has now become a feature of African cosmopolitan style and modernity." - Bibi Bakare-YusufThe wait is finally over for lovers of romance fiction (no pun intended). Today, Monday December 15th 2014, Nigerian publisher Cassava Republic launched their new romance imprint, Ankara Press with six new e-books.
I've been following the launch of this new imprint since July, when it was mentioned at a panel on genre fiction at AfricaWrites 2014. There, Bibi Bakare Yusuf, spoke about the creation of Ankara Press - a romance imprint with more of a mass appeal. Ankara Press, however, has been years in the making - with call for submissions back in 2011. Well, it seems like it was worth the wait with the 6 e-books being released today and all available to download now for NGN500 (less than £2).
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| Ankara Press' first six e-books |
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