Author of the Week — Victor Ehikhamenor
Read our review of Victor’s book, Excuse Me! here. Victor Ehighale Ehikhamenor is from Edo State, Nigeria. He has a BA in English and Literary Studies from Ambrose Ali University, […]
Excuse Me! by Victor Ehikhamenor
A book review of Excuse Me! by Victor Ehikhamenor. A creative nonfiction collection of essays on socio cultural and socio political issues from a Nigerian’s perspective.
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 […]
Author of the Week – Tomi Adeyemi
Read our review of Tomi’s book, Children of Blood and Bone here. Tomi Adeyemi was born in the United States 24 years ago, after her parents migrated from Nigeria.[i] She […]
Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
A book review of Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi. A Young Adult fantasy novel set in a fictional land, Orisha which explores themes of injustice, good vs evil and fate vs freewill.
Author of the Week — Ifesinachi Okoli-Okpagu
Read our review of Ifesinachi’s book, The Domestication of Munachi here. Ifesinachi Okoli-Okpagu attended Queens College, Lagos and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Fine and Applied Arts from the University […]
The Domestication of Munachi by Ifesinachi Okpagu
A book review of The Domestication of Munachi by Ifesinachi Okpagu. A fictional novel which explores themes of the power of tradition, self-preservation, domestic violence, materialism and self-discovery.
Author of the Week — Hannah Onoguwe
Read our review of Hannah’s book, Wine and Water here. Hannah Onoguwe is from Delta State.[1] She was born in Ibadan, grew up in Jos, served her National Youth Service […]
Wine and Water by Hannah Onoguwe
A book review of Wine and Water by Hannah Onoguwe. A delightful collection of twelve fictional short stories on contemporary romance with alternative endings to happily ever after.
Author of the Week — Eghosa Imasuen
Read our review of Eghosa’s book, Fine Boys here. Eghosa Imasuen was born in 1976 and grew up in Warri, Delta State in Nigeria. He studied medicine at the University […]
