What does it cost to live and love openly when the world would rather make you invisible?

She Called Me Woman brings together 25 intimate accounts from queer Nigerian women speaking in their own words about love, identity, family, faith, heartbreak and survival.

Edited by Azeenarh Mohammed, Chitra Nagarajan and Rafeeat Aliyu, this groundbreaking collection replaces stereotypes with complicated, courageous and unforgettable lives.

Honest, moving and alive with joy as well as resistance, it is essential reading for anyone seeking powerful queer African stories told by the women who lived them.

Publisher: Cassava Republic