This is an important novel coming at a time when travelling has become a way of life. Crossing borders, breaching... Read More
Sons of a Priest is a book big in size, profound in content, diverse in its views and as complex... Read More
Title: Intruders Author: Mohale Mashigo Publisher: Picador Africa Year of publication: 2018 Number of pages: 182... Read More
Welcome to Leye Adenle’s Lagos where, a few pages into the plot, the prologue in fact, a private jet, with... Read More
Mohammed Bello Adoke, the author of this self-published (and self-serving) memoir was Nigeria’s attorney-general and minister of justice from 2010... Read More
The bright yellow cover with the picture of a danfo has appealed to you and you find yourself wondering if... 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
On Saturday Novembr 9, 2019 at the tail end of the 2019 edition of the Lagos Arts and Books festival... Read More
Tunde Leye’s Afonja: The Rise is a well written piece of historical fiction. It chronicles the story of a society... Read More
Title: Patsy Author: Nicole Dennis-Benn Publisher: Liveright Publishing Corporation Pages: 423 Genre: Fiction Nicole Dennis-Benn’s second novel... Read More
For a country perched on the horn of a continent, it is easy for Eritrea to slip into the ocean... Read More
This collection of short stories by Lesley Nneka Arimah depicts vividly the need for an understanding of what emotional blows... Read More
