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.
Kasali’s Africa by Feyisayo Anjorin
A book review of Kasali’s Africa by Feyisayo Anjorin. Fiction; a collection of short stories and poetry exploring thematic issues on the tensions between the Old World and the New.
Living in Gidi – Isaac Newton Akah (Audio Review)
An audio book review of Living in Gidi by Isaac Newton Akah. Creative nonfiction. This book is a collection of experiences from the lives of regular Nigerians who live in Lagos.
Author of the Week — Esther Edoho
An interview with poet, Esther Edoho. Author of Moonflower, a collection of poems that explores the changes that come with old love, new love and the intricacies of life in between.
What the Pacesetters Series Did to Nigeria’s Reading Culture -Uzor Maxim Uzoatu (Guest Post)
A guest post by Uzor Maxim Uzoatu on the effect of the Pacesetters series on Nigeria’s reading culture.
Moonflower by Esther Edoho
A book review of Moonflower by Esther Edoho. A collection of poems that explores the changes that come with old love, new love and the intricacies of life in between.
Simi’s Return: A J-Town Romance by Sharon DF (Audio Review)
An audio book review of Simi’s Return by Sharon D F. Fiction: A story of love, reconciliation and forgiveness.
September 2018 Reading and Book Reviews List
September 2018 Reading and Book Reviews List for Literary Everything. Books by Nigerian authors and publishers. If the book fits, read it!
Author of the Week – Chisom Ojukwu
An interview with author, Chisom Ojukwu. Author of Love Eventually, a fictional contemporary romance novella set in Lagos.
Love Eventually by Walter Ude and Chisom Ojukwu
A book review of Love Eventually by Walter Ude and Chisom Ojukwu. A fictional contemporary romance novella set in Lagos. Explores themes of family, feminism and love.
