They Took Over Our Playground
By Chimeka Garricks We did not play football that day. As we burst through the bamboo Continue Reading
Taha’s Last Roar
By Alaa Al Aswany He burned with longing to know whether this was the officer who Continue Reading
Book Publishing Is Europe’s Largest Cultural Industry
Europe’s book publishers say that their industry is the continent’s largest cultural industry. Although nowhere in Continue Reading
The Lagos Nightlife Energy Is Overrated
The night clubbing capital of Lagos composes of Adeola Odeku, Akin Adesola and their side streets, Continue Reading
Nigerian Printing Sucks
The general collapse of education in Nigeria is hardly news. However, any attempt to address the Continue Reading
The End of the House of Murdoch?
Years ago, I interviewed James Murdoch at the London offices of his family’s company, 21st Century Fox. Murdoch Continue Reading
Dis Fela Sef!: Fela in all His Humanity
By Kayode Odumboni | The title of this memoir captures adequately what, to my mind, constitutes Continue Reading
A Model for the Inclusive Novel
A Review of David Eggers’ What Is the What By Ettobe David Meres The Dinka of Continue Reading
The Demise of Print Publishing Is Exaggerated
Predictions that print books would disappear within a few years haven’t come anywhere near reality, according to Continue Reading
And After Many Days – Jowhor Ile
Jowhor Ile’s debut novel is an unforgettable story about a boy who goes missing, a family that Continue Reading