Author Eghosa Imasuen publicly presented his new book, The Challengers: The Disruptive Nigerian Entrepreneurs Creating…
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Narrative Landscape Press will present Eghosa Imasuen’s new book, “The Challengers,” today, Monday, July 13…
Riding the Storm: The Untold Story of Africa’s Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic by Toni…
Oyinkan Braithwaite has won the Best Fiction Audiobook category at The British Book Awards for…
Narrative Landscape Press has announced the forthcoming publication of Afrocrats, a debut novel by Mazzi…
Some of Nigeria’s most celebrated culture journalists are set to swap their reporting notebooks for…
Narrative Landscape Press has opened its doors to emerging and established novelists, announcing two distinct…
The memoir progressively comes off as an album of eclectic cuts. If “Signs of Our Redemption” burns bright as the bold anthem chronicling the #EndSARS saga, “Don’t Cry For Me, Argentina” is the wistful paean for diminished talents and dreams (“Nigeria happens to the best of us…”), while “And Always Remember Them” stands out as a poetic and elegiac tribute to the fiery season of 2020 (“It is the forgotten who are truly dead” p. 192). David’s use of “We remember them” as a refrain in that chapter creates a hypnotic, incantatory rhythm that sustains emotional accumulation.
Oyinkan Braithwaite has cemented her place as a literary standout with her new book, Cursed…
Food is the unifying theme here, but categorizing Anyadu’s writing style into one genre can be a challenging undertaking seeing as his range spans comedy, folklore, and the Gothic. Not only is Anyadu’s literary palate diverse, he deploys multiple points of view in the manner of a seasoned chef deciding which cooking technique would maximise an ingredient’s flavour.
Moonbeam: An Anthology of Short Stories by Nigeria’s Foremost Culture Journalists has officially hit bookshelves…
A new collection of short stories, Moonbeam, edited by seasoned journalist and writer Anote Ajeluorou,…