Lit.Culture is a cultural movement rooted in African literature, radical thought, and narratives that shape modern life. Founded as a response to the need for a deeper literary engagement outside of mainstream circuits, Lit.Culture boasts a vibrant space where books, ideas, and performance intersect.

Vision Lit.Culture envisions a world where literature is a tool for resistance, imagination, and transformation. It remains dedicated to nurturing a literary community that values critical thought, cultural expression, and social liberation.

What We Offer Lit.Culture offers a meticulously curated cultural experience that includes curated reading lists, literary discussions and cross-disciplinary events combining literature, art, and performance. Our selection of books is focused on:

● African and diasporic literature

● Political theory, art, philosophy, and history

● Critical race studies

● Decolonial thought and revolutionary movements

● Poetry, independent fiction, and academic works

● Rare and out-of-print books

● Music literature, particularly on jazz and African sonic traditions

Programs & Collaborations Lit.Culture actively collaborates with universities, galleries, and cultural institutions to amplify literary culture through events and curated experiences. Notable collaborators include:

● Unisa

● UJ Arts & Culture

● The Centre for the Less Good Idea

● Unisa Art Gallery

● Breezeblock Cafe

● LAPA

● UKZN Press