“And he realised that all that was visible through the window was unfathomable emptiness occasioned by the fact that the...
Louis Chude-Sokei | Mariner Books, 2021 | 219 Pages “The casualties are not only those who are dead.” The lines...
A white man in Lagos has no voice louder than the dollar sign branded on his forehead. Half-way into A....
At the beginning of Onyeka Nwelue’s ‘The Strangers of Braamfontein’, a nameless girl, who acts as if the world was...
“Dreaming Of Ways To Understand You”, Jerry Chiemeke, 2020, Okadabooks/Amazon/Magic Wand Publishing “Chiemeke writes immersive, interrogative prose.” – Dami Ajayi,...
The day Lukmon, who holds a doctorate degree in Literature, gets hold of Osaro's book, he shudders at the lies in it. The book, he admits, is good; the only problem is that it is not non-fiction because almost all the details are made up...
Fleeing violence and political crises in parts of the Middle East as well as poverty and economic challenges in Africa,...
In the beginning, Ajoke suddenly wakes up and thoughts of an impending journey to a seer occupy her mind. When...
Overnight literary success can take more than 10 years to happen. If you don’t believe me, ask Ike Anya, medical...
2021 has come and gone and with headwinds from the Covid-19 pandemic, many have described the year as a challenging...
A love story made in London: A review of Lola Aworanti-Ekugo’s “Lagos to London” -Sylva Nze Ifedigbo
Lola Aworanti-Ekugo | Origami – An imprint of Parresia Publishers, 2021 | 23 Lagos to London, the debut novel by...
Harrison Okhueleigbe’s Under the moonlight starts like the shaky, unsure steps of a toddler. “My mum was standing by the...
