Clinical Blues by Dami Ajayi
A book review of Clinical Blues by Dami Ajayi. A poetry collection which explores themes on Love, Death, Suffering and Music.
Author of the Week – Yemisi Aribisala
Read our review of Yemisi’s book, Longthroat Memoirs here. Yemisi Aribisala (also known as Yemisi Ogbe) grew up in Lagos, though she spent many holidays in Ibadan, Nigeria. She has […]
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.
Author of the Week – Elizabeth Adeolu
Read our review of Elizabeth’s book, Chasing Facades here. Elizabeth Olushola Adeolu was born and raised in Nigeria. She studied in Nigeria and the United Kingdom (UK). She has a […]
Chasing Facades by Elizabeth Adeolu
A book review of Chasing Facades by Elizabeth Adeolu. A fictional whodunit novel centred on a murder investigation led by Detective Tayo Dabi.
Author of the Week – Ola Awonubi
Read our review of Ola’s book, Love Me Unconditionally here. Ola Awonubi grew up in 70’s England until age 10 when she went to Nigeria with her family. She completed […]
Love Me Unconditionally by Ola Awonubi
A book review of Love Me Unconditionally by Ola Awonubi. A fictional contemporary romance novel exploring themes of childlessness, societal pressure and coping with bereavement.
Author of the Week – Oyindamola Affinnih
Read our review of Oyindamola’s book, A Tailor-made Romance here. Oyindamola Halima Affinnih was born on January 11 1982. She is from Lagos State in Nigeria. She is the third […]
A Tailor-Made Romance by Oyindamola Affinnih
A book review of A Tailor-made Romance by Oyindamola Affinnih. A fictional contemporary romance novel about the effect of social class systems on relationships.
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, […]
