An Encounter With the Centre of Europe
By Toyin Akinosho The first sight of Germany from the air appeared to me as a Continue Reading
Abraham Oshoko
Well, I began to draw from the age of four or five having been inspired by Continue Reading
An Evening at a PEN Conference, in Berlin
MEMOIRS By Toyin Akinosho A WRITERS CONFERENCE IS NOTHING if not about words. I have always Continue Reading
‘The Woman Next Door’ Is Both Spare And Rich
With her second novel, The Woman Next Door, Yewande Omotosho declares that she is, unashamedly, South Continue Reading
A Nostalgia Without Memory
By Tunji Olalere One of the great conundrums of modern life, particularly that of this millennium, Continue Reading
Dying to Win
By Tunji Olalere A Review of Frontiers of Jihad When in 1967, Israel defeated the Continue Reading
Lemon Plot: This Promise Is Short Lived
By Tope-Salaudeen Adegoke When a father decides to encourage self- reliance and let his children experience 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
Nigeria Turns the Page on Literary Past
Mention Nigerian literature and the first names likely to spring to mind are Chinua Achebe, the Continue Reading
High Time We Told Our Own Stories
“IT IS time that our stories are told by us.” That was the narrative projected on Continue Reading