A love story made in London: A review of Lola Aworanti-Ekugo’s “Lagos to London” -Sylva Nze Ifedigbo
Lola Aworanti-Ekugo | Origami – An imprint of Parresia Publishers, 2021 | 23 Lagos to London, the debut novel by...
Bedbugs, Biafra and Being Black: A review of Uwem Akpan’s “New York My Village” – Sylva Nze Ifedigbo
New York My Village | Parresia Publishers, 2022 | 481 The decision not to teach our history and particularly the...
“The sea is an underwater museum still awaiting its visitors.” – Phillip Diole The above quote stands very true of...
God For Sale | Origami – An imprint of Parresia Publishers, 2021 | 254 “Still, religious leadership is not only...
Chukwuemeka Ike, Nigerian academic, administrator, monarch and prolific writer of international repute whose celebrated works influenced a generation of readers...
Eriye Onagoruwa’s debut novel, Dear Alaere tells the story of Alaere Benson and her struggle to navigate challenges in both...
Michael Afenfia’s The Mechanics of Yenagoa is an interesting feel-good read that grips the reader from the first page and keeps you...
There is this magic that happens when poets write prose. Something about the freedom that poetry allows. Those flights of...
It was American singer and songwriter Marilyn Manson who said that music is the strongest form of magic. If magic...
