Igbo Studies Review Numbers 11 & 12 (2023-2024) marks a decade of publishing high-quality scholarship on Igbo history, culture, literature, language, society, and development. Edited by Chima J. Korieh, this double issue opens with the Editor’s Note “Igbo Studies Review: A Decade of Publishing Igbo Scholarship.” It features interdisciplinary articles that include Ada Uzoamaka Azodo’s reading of Chinua Achebe’s Arrow of God as Igbo speculative fiction, Chidi Igwe’s examination of marriage, patriarchy, and female agency in Igbo literary criticism (with readings of Flora Nwapa and Comfort Nwabara), Mathias Ikechukwu Asadu’s study of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the development of the rice industry in southeastern Nigeria (1976–1993), and additional contributions on gender relations in Ozuitem, post-Brexit institutional policy, and critiques of mandatory impact-factor publishing in Nigerian universities. The issue closes with a book review of Ada Uzoamaka Azodo’s Literary Criticism Reevaluated: Challenging a Rigid Creative-Critical Dichotomy.