Memoirs of a Lagos Wedding Planner by Tolulope Popoola (Audio Review)
An audio book review of Memoirs of a Lagos Wedding Planner by Tolulope Popoola. Flash fiction. Ten short stories.
Guest Feature #2|Meet the Bloggers: Lady B & Mo, of Literary Everything.
Originally posted on Naija Book Bae:
Hey you, thank you for taking time out to read this post because today on the blog you get to meet a blogger! First…
Sector IV by Abigail Anaba
A book review of Sector IV by Abigail Anaba. A fictional historical romance novel centred on the lives of ordinary Nigerians living in South East Nigeria during the Biafra war.
When Last Did You Visit a Bookshop?
Today, I went to a bookshop. I had been invited by the manager of the bookshop for a book reading, I was reluctant to attend the event because it was […]
Thoughts on Nigerian Reading Culture
Yesterday, I read this article, Nigeria Has Produced Some of the World’s Best Authors—So Why Is Its Reading Culture So Poor? and was going to do a thread on Twitter […]
Sacking the Potter by Bolaji Olatunde
A book review about Sacking the Potter by Bolaji Olatunde. A gripping fictional play about mental health (postpartum depression).
Longthroat Memoirs: Soups, Sex and Nigerian Taste Buds by Yemisi Aribisala
A book review of Longthroat Memoirs: Soups, Sex and Nigerian Tastebuds by Yemisi Aribisala. A nonfiction book which looks at the relationship between Nigerian food and culture.
Tis the Season of Love!
I started my journey into reading Nigerian romance again, (sans Pacesetter books – because I read those ones between ages 7 and 12) with Ankara Press novels. Sometime in 2011, […]
Book enthusiast, music lover and tennis fan
Hello and welcome to my corner! I’ve always loved reading. Growing up, I read everything I could lay my hands on and when it came to books, I did not […]
Too Many Books, Too Little Time
Time is one commodity we never seem to have enough of. There is too little time to read published books. Yet, daily, more books are added, good and bad. You […]
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