Displaying the journalist's gift for interlocution, Lara led Teju Cole to speak about the long hiatus that spanned the release of his second novel, Open City and Tremor, his third.
Responding, Mr. Cole noted that "I procrastinated by making, like, six books in between Open City and Tremor. I think it was a search for form. When you work in fiction you just don't pick a form off the shelf."
Nwabineli's book, as a meditation on grief, cuts like a well-sharpened knife and raises posers: Are we to cheer on Eve as she refuses to be consoled?
The first few pages make it clear that there is going to be trouble in paradise; but as soon as...
All things being equal, the U.S. edition of ‘Fine Boys’, a novel by Eghosa Imasuen, will be released this month...
At the beginning of Onyeka Nwelue’s ‘The Strangers of Braamfontein’, a nameless girl, who acts as if the world was...
On Sunday July 3, 2020, Samuel Monye’s debut novel, Give us Each Day, was announced as one of the 11...
At some points in Bolaji Olatunde’s third and latest novel, ‘A Person of Heft’, you may be tempted to ask:...
If you read just the prologue, you are likely to immediately conclude that The Lady of the Glass House is...
What is the purpose of fiction? Is it to remember? To elicit empathy? Or to pass the time? Depending on...
Let this cup pass…. It had been a long siege, aided by many of whom the hostage himself had scant...
“Michael Ajose was only twelve years old when he decided that he wanted a wife.” From that promising first line,...
Accord Literary is a Ghana-based literary agency founded by the UK publisher Sarah Odedina and the Ghanaian publisher Deborah Ahenkorah....