Qtimes’s Substack Newsletter
Qtimes’s Substack is a history newsletter that mostly covers Digital Publishing and Lagos. We've analyzed 2 issues from the past year; the latest was published Oct 3, 2026.
In their own words: We aspire to present African narratives in a readily accessible and easily digestible manner. Our commitment lies in imparting knowledge about African history and culture through diverse mediums, including films, books,…
Visit Qtimes’s Substack ↗Main topics at a glance
Top 8 topics by mentions over the past year
What Qtimes’s Substack writes about
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2 mentionsEko Hotels & Suites
2 mentionsVamba Sherif
2 mentionsHow to Become Festival-Ready: Navigating the Literary Festival Ecosystem
1 mentionsLoot, Restitution and African Heritage
1 mentionsJames Murua's masterclass
1 mentionsFor the Love of Books
1 mentionsDigital Publishing
1 mentionsQuramo Writers' Prize
1 mentionsLoot: Britain and the Benin Bronzes
1 mentionsChanging Reading Habits
1 mentionsCharacter Development & Language Assassination
1 mentionsChude Jideonwo
1 mentionsChiziterem Chijioke
1 mentionsThe African Storyteller: Stories, Publishing, Success & the Writing Life
1 mentionsHow Depression Saved My Life
1 mentionsVictoria Island
1 mentionsOre Ogunbiyi
1 mentionsHubaidat Ishola
1 mentionsAfrican Storytelling
1 mentionsFuture of Storytelling
1 mentionsLand of My Fathers
1 mentionsOlugbile Holloway
1 mentionsAfrican reading culture
1 mentionsWhat Dreams Are Made Of
1 mentionsAisha Adamu Augie
1 mentionsBarnaby Phillips
1 mentionsZukiswa Wanner
1 mentionsLoving Lagos
1 mentionsliterary ecosystem
1 mentionsRecent issues of Qtimes’s Substack
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