Accra Wins UNESCO ‘World Book Capital’ for 2023
The Director-General of UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay, has named Accra (Ghana) as UNESCO World Book Capital for Continue Reading
Abdulaziz Ude (1940-2021), Sacred Masquerade
Fate was at work to ensure that my last meeting with Alhaji Abdulaziz Chivuzor Ude happened Continue Reading
Aig-Imoukhuede’s “Leaving the Tarmac” is an important but problematic book
Documented experience and codified knowledge remain the two biggest means of transferring knowledge and ensuring that Continue Reading
The Booker Prize Shortlist is here 📚
View in browser Presenting the Booker Prize Shortlist 2021 Here are the six phenomenal Continue Reading
Hannah in the Radiance of the Sage
Ikenne… At Ikenne, where some went to reconnect Her initials H.I.D hid not that which she Continue Reading
Teardrops on the Weser by Amatoritsero Ede
Griots Lounge Publishing, Canada 64 pages ISBN: 97817772755693 The slimness of a volume of a volume Continue Reading
Thoroughly satisfying novel in which the city of Florence is a main character
Still Life, by Sarah Winman (4th Estate) Two chance encounters in and near Florence in 1944, Continue Reading
When Yesterday Came Along
What I intend to write today is not for everyone who may see this very comment. Continue Reading
Adetanwa Odebiyi’s Twisted Love and The Dangers of Favoritism in a Nuclear Family
The story of Jacob’s family is a popular tale among religious families, but there is an Continue Reading
The Burden of Memories in Obinna Udenwe’s Colours of Hatred
Book: Colours of Hatred Publisher: Regium Books (Parresia Publishers Ltd) Pages: 324 Pages Obinna Udenwe’s Colours Continue Reading