Welcome to Leye Adenle’s Lagos where, a few pages into the plot, the prologue in fact, a private jet, with... Read More
To celebrate the launch of Iquo Eke’s collection of short stories, Efo Riro and other stories we publish a review... Read More
Bernardine Evaristo’s 2019 Booker Prize winning book Girl, Woman, Other has a ‘thang’. The cliché would be to say it... Read More
For Chukwuemeka Akachi A death to end all deaths In a village of 400 people, 1,000 cattle and one white... Read More
In his award-winning collection of short stories Soweto, Under the Apricot Tree, NiqMhlongo has collaged a portrait of the peri-urban... Read More
In reflecting upon Uche Okeke’s paintings, poems and drawings collected under the handle, Art In Development – A Nigerian Perspective,... Read More
This is an important novel coming at a time when travelling has become a way of life. Crossing borders, breaching... Read More
A white man in Lagos has no voice louder than the dollar sign branded on his forehead. Half-way into A.... Read More
I devoted my weekend to devouring Aremo Olusegun Osoba’s autobiography, Battlelines – Adventures In Journalism And Politics. And without any... Read More
Sons of a Priest is a book big in size, profound in content, diverse in its views and as complex... Read More
Emmanuel Iduma has written his obituary. Many years from now when he comes to the end of his days a... Read More
Just like BM Dzukogi’s “These Last Tears”, “Talking Drum” by Damilola Sodiq Sanusi addresses the social issues that engulf his... Read More
