Author of the Week — Leye Adenle
An interview with Leye Adenle, author of Easy Motion Tourist (An Amaka Thriller). A fictional crime thriller about the murky underworld of Lagos.
Author of the Week — Nwachukwu Egbunike
An interview with Nwachukwu Egbunike, author of Hashtags: Social Media, Politics and Ethnicity in Nigeria. A nonfictional collection of essays on the influence of social media on the socio-political landscape in Nigeria.
Author of the Week – Sally Kenneth Dadzie
An interview with Sally Kenneth Dadzie, author of The Fourth Finger. A fictional novel about love, revenge, infidelity, deception and injustice.
Author of the Week — Mugabi Byenkya
An interview with Mugabi Byenkya, author of Dear Philomena. A nonfictional account of a year in the author’s life dealing with serious health issues.
Author of the Week – Umari Ayim
An interview with Umari Ayim, author of Guardian of the Fall. A fictional fantasy book which explores themes like spirituality, change vs tradition, identity, love and betrayal.
Author of the Week — Nkem Akinsoto (Myne Whitman)
An interview with Nkem Akinsoto (Myne Whitman). Author of A Love Rekindled, a fictional contemporary romance novel centred on thematic issue of love, betrayal, prejudice and second chances.
Author of the Week — Ayisha Osori
An interview with Ayisha Osori, author of Love Does Not Win Elections, a detailed narrative about her stint in politics.
Author of the Week — Bolaji Olatunde
An interview with Bolaji Olatunde, author of Hang No Clothes Here, a crime thriller which explores several themes including spirituality and God, power and corruption and injustice.
Author of the Week — Somi Ekhasomhi
An interview with Somi Ekhasomhi. Author of Always Yours, a contemporary romance novella about love, family, friendship and second chances.
Author of the Week — Feyisayo Anjorin
An interview with Feyisayo Anjorin. Author of Kasali’s Africa, a collection of short stories and poems with a central theme exploring the tensions between the old and new worlds.
