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Book Review·June 6, 2021·6 min readLoyalty to Secret Vaults a review of Yishau Olukorede’s “Vaults of Secrets” – Femi MorganOlukorede Yishau’s Vault of Secrets is a robust offering of ten short stories that explore motifs of secrecy, infidelity, cosmopolitanism... Read More
