Author of the Week — Pamilerin Jacob
An interview with Pamilerin Jacob, author of Memoir of Crushed Petals. A collection of poems about mental health, abuse, depression and death.
Author of the Week — Olukorede Yishau
An interview with Olukorede Yishau, author of In the Name of Our Father. A fictional thriller about “pastopreneurship” and the ills of military rule in Nigeria.
Meet Aspiring Author — Precious Obiabunmo
Today’s post is an interview with aspiring author, Precious Obiabunmo. LE: Hello Precious, please tell us a bit about yourself. Precious: My name is Precious Obiabunmo. I’m a 200L student […]
Author of the Week — Somi Ekhasomhi
An interview with Somi Ekhasomhi. Author of The Only One, a contemporary romance novel exploring themes on love, abandonment and heartbreak.
Author of the Week — Tope Ogundare
An interview with Tope Ogundare, author of The Book of Pain. A collection of poems exploring themes around sadness and pain.
Author of the Week — Noo Saro-Wiwa
Author of the Week, Noo Saro-Wiwa.
Author of the Week — Sylva Nze Ifedigbo
An interview with Sylva Nze Ifedigbo. Author of My Mind Is No Longer Here, a fictional story set in Lagos about four men’s desires to escape Nigeria, and the criminal organisation which offers them a chance to migrate.
Author of the Week — Seun Odukoya
An interview with Seun Odukoya. Author of My Little Girl, a memoir of sorts about fatherhood, self-discovery and love.
Author of the Week — Chika Unigwe
An interview with Chika Unigwe. Author of Night Dancer, a fictional story about self-discovery and the difficulties of challenging the status quo in society.
Author of the Week — Ife Olujuyigbe
An interview with Ife Olujuyigbe, author of Of Children Born to Us. A collection of fictional short stories with children as the central theme.
