GOOD-BYE, RASHEED….
He still owes me a visit. After he spied a rug from his factory years ago, Continue Reading
Unstable Is Unusual, But Quite Inspired
By Toyin Akinosho An angry mob of villagers charges to the palace of King Ido, the Continue Reading
‘Kalakuta Queens’ Swamped By Many Masters
By Amolu Rimidi With that daunting headline out of the way, I feel the need Continue Reading
Stylistics of The Line
By Ozioma Onuzulike A Review of Chika Okeke-Agulu’s Obiora Udechukwu: Line, Image, Text Obiora Udechukwu: Line, Continue Reading
It’s Too Sentimental, Nadine Gordimer
– By Toyin Akinosho I MET NADINE GORDIMER ON THE LAST day of the PEN Congress Continue Reading
The Crippled Crook and Me
IN ABIDJAN, WHEN THE COPS SEE A bad guy with a gun in his hand, they Continue Reading
Between A Well-Received Novel And A Literary Phenomenon
It is probably Donald Trump’s fault that so few recent works of fiction have become events, Continue Reading