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Book Review·February 13, 2022·5 min readWhat it feels like to be from a country that no longer exists: A review of ‘Floating In A Most Peculiar Way’. -Sylva Nze IfedigboLouis Chude-Sokei | Mariner Books, 2021 | 219 Pages “The casualties are not only those who are dead.” The lines... Read More
