Readings & Talks

These series bring some of today’s most recognized authors to Adabraka, Accra, for readings, talks, and other engagements with students and the community

Ellen Gyimah Reads Naana Opoku Agyemang to Amusudai JSS and Floating Crystals Academy students...

News and Events AAA Centre for Creative Writing - December 7, 2022 0

By Jhayson Obeng Qwadjo Boahene PHOTOS by Vanessa O. Vanderpuye Last Thursday November 24, 2022, African University College of Communications (AUCC) held a book reading...

Ambolley, Ramzy Talk Of Freedom and Creativity at #SpeakersForum

In Their Own Words AAA Centre for Creative Writing - March 16, 2018 0

The month of March was the anniversary of the Centre and the birth month of Prof. Ama Ata Aidoo. The Centre held a #SpeakersForum...

AYESHA Harruna Attah Meets Students at AUCC

Distinguished Visiting Writers AAA Centre for Creative Writing - September 20, 2019 0

When asked about the inspirations for her characters, author of The Hundred Wells of Salaga, Ayesha Harruna Attah, shares that her “goal was to write...

Ama Ata Aidoo Visits AUCC for #Amakasa

Distinguished Visiting Writers AAA Centre for Creative Writing - October 16, 2018 0

Tuesday October 16, 2018: As part of activities to celebrate Prof. Ama Ata Aidoo's 79th birthday, the Centre organized a meet-and-greet with her fans...

Roberta Turkson Reads ‘Children of Abuta’ to Primary Schoolers at AUCC

In Their Own Words AAA Centre for Creative Writing - February 22, 2018 0

February 22, 2018: The Centre held “In their own Words”, a reading event that brought 50 students (Class 4 and 5) from Virgo and...

Nana Nyarko Boateng Reads “Small Poles” to JSS Students at AUCC

In Their Own Words AAA Centre for Creative Writing - March 28, 2018 0

On March 28, the Centre held an #InTheirOwnWords Community Reading Outreach event at the AUCC Auditorium featuring author Nana Nyarko Boateng reading from her...

The AAA Center for Creative Writing is a unit dedicated to furthering AUCC's role in the development of a national literature through programs, projects and activities that will both nurture literary writers and literary scholars in Ghana, and encourage their interaction with other writers and artists in West Africa and around the world.