The African Novel

The novel in Africa now represents a state of remarkable presence, due to the accumulation of its achievements, the growth of its own library, and the emergence of a number of novel writers, male and female, who have left a strong imprint on the African and international novel scene. This remarkable presence has its reasons since the development of the narrative field in the African continent in form and content, until the continent began granting its writers, the New World Francophonie, touring the narrative scene with their expressive achievement of contemporary man in it. In the field of the novel, the African writer expressed himself, his land, and the behaviors of the African world in an expression that led to the emergence of the African novel, the growth of its vocabulary, and its intrusion into the global novel scene with all strength, distinction, and ability.