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Essays·October 27, 2019·8 min read“What Happened To The Pacesetter Series? – And When Will The New Nigerian Thriller Come?” #Throwback – Toni KanAs the Lagos Books and Arts Festival (LABAF) draws closer, we present a throwback piece by Toni Kan presented at... Read More
