Literature – Tuck Magazine

Have a gallery on your shelf

April 1, 2019

Have a gallery on your shelf by Alem Hailu

The Individual and Society: A Review of ‘Season of Crimson Blossoms’

March 15, 2019

The Individual and Society: A Review of 'Season of Crimson Blossoms' by Badaru Basiru

A 2018 Compendium of Nigeria’s Literary Feats and Defeats

January 18, 2019

A 2018 Compendium of Nigeria’s Literary Feats and Defeats by Izunna Okafor

Literary Interviews: The Best of Mad Swirl v2017

July 4, 2018

Literary Interviews: The Best of Mad Swirl v2017 by Sanjeev Sethi in Tuck Magazine

Managing the Reading Obsession

May 9, 2018

Managing the Reading Obsession by JD DeHart in Tuck Magazine

Fiction: Syriacide

November 1, 2017

Fiction: Syriacide by Michael Mulvihill in Tuck Magazine

Exhibition on Sholokhov inaugurated

October 24, 2017

Exhibition on Sholokhov inaugurated by Jose Kalathil in Tuck Magazine

Why We (Or I, at Least) Write

October 6, 2017

Why We (Or I, at Least) Write by Mark W Jones in Tuck Magazine

A Writer’s Addiction

September 18, 2017

A Writer's Addiction by Jon Vreeland in Tuck Magazine

A conversation with Stephanos Papadopoulos & Peter Papathanasiou

August 2, 2017

Sarah Ream, commissioning editor of digital publisher The Pigeonhole,

‘Tahlego Maleka’ by Jimmy Moshidi: A Review

July 7, 2017

By Musa Gift Masombuka

Fiction: The Unknown

July 7, 2017

Kumi Yamashita By P C K Prem

Literary prizes and the future of literature in Nigeria

May 29, 2017

Emma Shercliff photo By Ogunniyi Abayomi Joy and

The UCL Festival of Culture 2017

May 26, 2017

By Michael Organ 80 free events over 6 days

Hijacking Literature And Journalism: Pakistan’s Intellectual Dilemma

May 9, 2017

AFP photo By Imad Zafar Literature is a form

Editorial: Tuck Magazine 2016

January 3, 2017

Tuck Magazine had a record breaking 2016, publishing

The art of writing and the pursuit of survival across Africa in the 21st century

November 30, 2016

By Ogunniyi Abayomi The struggle to find our feet in

Investing in Tales of Love for Purging the Diseases of History

November 24, 2016

By Manjinder Kaur Wratch Traditional history stockpiles bitter memories of

Where Have All The Awards Gone?

October 19, 2016

John Cohen By Ananya S Guha There seems to

Environment Consciousness in Ancient India

October 18, 2016

By Kaushik Acharya The Vedas are the first texts in

Kiriti Sengupta makes his way to Sanskrit literature through Indian English Poetry

October 13, 2016

By Kaushik Acharya There are plenty of Sanskrit texts like

Airbrushing history

September 23, 2016

Seven Stories By Hazel Speed How interesting to learn

Listening to a Diasporic British Muslim Woman Writer’s Voice: An Interview with Shelina Janmohamed

July 6, 2016

By Abu Sufian Writer, columnist and social activist Shelina Zahra

‘Haunting and Other Stories’ by Sunil Sharma: A Review

March 9, 2016

Review by Rob Harle Haunting and Other Stories is Sunil

Your Book Is Your Legacy

March 3, 2016

By Johnson Grace Maganja If you have watched the romantic

Interview with Nigerian Poet Samuel ‘Amazing’ Ayoade

February 9, 2016

Indunil Madhusankha interviews the Nigerian Poet, Samuel ‘Amazing’ Ayoade

As a Writer, how concise are you?

January 19, 2016

By Goodnews Eruemuare Do you know the longer your name,

Tuck Magazine 2015

December 31, 2015

Tuck Magazine had a record breaking 2015, publishing

PORN REBORN: Fifty shades of Grey, E.L. James and the new era of social ignorance

August 22, 2012

JUNE EDITORIAL

June 1, 2012

Gay, straight, bisexual, transgender, black, white, oriental, Christian, Jew, Muslim,