The novel follows lovebirds; Ola, who is of Nigerian descent, and Michael, a Ghanaian. The UK-based lovebirds are
digital natives who have benefited from the internet and the social media it enables has been a boon to their careers.
The world in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s The Visit is not as we know it, largely. It is a spectacular world...
Who teaches a woman that one day her body will betray her? That her breastmilk will not flow after parturition?...
Eriye Onagoruwa’s debut novel, Dear Alaere tells the story of Alaere Benson and her struggle to navigate challenges in both...
Olukorede Yishau’s Vault of Secrets is a robust offering of ten short stories that explore motifs of secrecy, infidelity, cosmopolitanism...
It is by turns a brutally honest, funny and sad collection, with a wistful thread that goes through it
If you read just the prologue, you are likely to immediately conclude that The Lady of the Glass House is...
God For Sale | Origami – An imprint of Parresia Publishers, 2021 | 254 “Still, religious leadership is not only...
Chikere A. Agbo’s debut novel Joy Cut Short, But Dreams Fulfilled welcomes you with open arms of innocence. The novel...
Right from the prelude, signs of protestations are evident in Tope Adeboboye’s Sunny Side of Midnight, a relatively voluminous, striking...
A Diary of God’s Grace: Autobiography of an Academic by Uka Iwuchukwu Ezenwe; Tamaza Publishing Company Ltd, Zaria, Nigeria; 2022;...
The pain and suffering Sena endures is counterbalanced by the beauty of the Voltaic waterscape and the sense of wonder it inspires in him. His grandfather's stories about swimming alongside Mami Wata lends a touch of magical realism to the book, and it would be pleasant to see the author explore this genre in future works, as she has demonstrated a flair for it.
