In this chapter you will meet two distinguished Nigerian writers. Like so many authors on the continent, they straddle literary divides—between mainstream and genre, between fiction and non-fiction. The writers talk about the divisions within Lagos, an area of roughly 23 million people that is both a city and one of the thirty six Nigerian states. These divisions include income, gender, orientation, and ethnicity. You can read through the whole chapter by following the "next" links at the end of each interview, or jump to a specific interview by using the links below. Start with the Introduction. You can always return to this chapter index by clicking on the "100 African Writers of SF—Part Fourteen" link at the top of each interview, and return to the overall project index by clicking on the 100 African category, or clicking here.