Ernest Emenyonu has certainly continued in the excellent tradition set by Eldred Jones, but he has widened the scope of the journal. There is every indication that this journal will be responding to the development of African literatures in its focus.

- Ezenwa-Ohaeto, RESEARCH IN AFRICAN LITERATURES

The collection of essays is most valuable for the range of African women writers included - new voices addressing contemporary issues, established writers working in new genres. But above all, the way the critics included here root their perspectives in African contexts and draw on those approaches to women's writing which offer insight into their national and psychological realities, gives readers a clear sense of where women's writing in Africa is at the present.

ALA BULLETIN (African Literature Association)