Jaq, the novel is a fast paced read that references the TV series and ends in much the same way while also managing to introduce fresh plot twists and characters.
The descriptive first paragraph is inviting. It has blood, dust, sweat and all the violent imagery they often conjure. And...
The author's switch between the past and present allows us to see how both are intertwined and how despite our best efforts, separating them, most times, is never successful. This literary technique also gives us context and necessary background to current happenings.
The pioneer African writer TM Aluko died on May 1, 2010. Its indeed remarkable that the celebrated author published his...
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.
In his award-winning collection of short stories Soweto, Under the Apricot Tree, NiqMhlongo has collaged a portrait of the peri-urban...
His Eminence, Prelate Emeritus Sunday Mbang’s autobiography, My Life and Times, is a compelling narrative of a full life lived...
Michael Afenfia’s The Mechanics of Yenagoa is an interesting feel-good read that grips the reader from the first page and keeps you...
LT Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru is dead but his good deeds will live almost forever. That is a likely conclusion a...
What is the purpose of fiction? Is it to remember? To elicit empathy? Or to pass the time? Depending on...
In Stephen McCauley’s latest novel, You Only Call When You’re in Trouble, the effervescent charm that marked his debut in...
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