Though Fine boys is set in the 90s, nothing has changed – Book Review with Ezioma Kalu
I love reading books that explore Nigerian universities because Nigerian universities are a lot. It is not possible for you to finish your course of study without experiencing chaos, and even glitches. This book is set in Nigeria during the ’90s, which is a very important era in Nigerian history. Ewaen, the protagonist of this […]
The MFA Chronicles: Chibuike Ogbonnaya
The MFA Chronicles blog series offers perspective on the experiences of Nigerian writers who are currently on MFA programs, shedding light on the challenges and rewards of such a journey. Nigerian writers who aspire to pursue their writing dreams can gain valuable insight into the application process, program selection, cultural and language barriers, and how […]
Four Thriller Books You Should Be Reading On A Rainy Day or Night.
When the rain pours down, and the weather turns gloomy, there is nothing quite like a chilling thriller to set the mood. Whether it’s a rainy day or a dark, mysterious night, these gripping tales make for the ideal companions. So, without further ado, allow me to present our thriller bundle that will keep you […]
The MFA Chronicles: Okwudili Nebeolisa
The MFA Chronicles blog series offers perspective on the experiences of Nigerian writers who are currently on MFA programs, shedding light on the challenges and rewards of such a journey. Nigerian writers who aspire to pursue their writing dreams can gain valuable insight into the application process, program selection, cultural and language barriers, and how […]
5 Essential Reads for Celebrating Pride month
As Pride Month envelops us with its vibrant spirit, it’s the perfect time to immerse ourselves in the literature that illuminates the diverse and beautiful spectrum of LGBTQ+ voices. These five essential reads will take you on a captivating journey of self-discovery, resilience, and the universal pursuit of love and belonging. Each book on this […]
The MFA Chronicles: Mofiyinfoluwa Okupe
The MFA Chronicles blog series offers perspective on the experiences of Nigerian writers who are currently on MFA programs, shedding light on the challenges and rewards of such a journey. Nigerian writers who aspire to pursue their writing dreams can gain valuable insight into the application process, program selection, cultural and language barriers, and how […]
8 Book Lovers Share How Their Fathers Inspired Their Love For Reading
As a child, my love for reading was sparked by the unwavering support and encouragement of my parents, particularly my father, who played a significant role in nurturing this passion within me. I have vivid memories of him bringing home newspapers every day, and it was through those pages that I discovered a column by […]
Aishatu’s Dinner by I.O Echeruo
There are strangers in my house. Noisily, they move things about in my kitchen as if I am deaf and cannot hear them. I have abandoned my kitchen for Aishatu’s dinner. Her servants are busy chopping okra into green octagons trailing slime, and dicing beef into sharp cubes for the deep fryer. Aishatu, my sister-in-law, […]
Expert In All Styles by I.O Echeruo
Late in the afternoon of one of the coldest days in October, my wife left our single-family house in Silver Springs, a suburb of Washington D.C. She was on her way to Baltimore-Washington International to catch a plane that would carry her (or so it seemed to me at the time) on a hasty, ill-considered […]
The MFA Chronicles: Ucheoma Onwutuebe
The MFA Chronicles blog series offers perspective on the experiences of Nigerian writers who are currently on MFA programs, shedding light on the challenges and rewards of such a journey. Nigerian writers who aspire to pursue their writing dreams can gain valuable insight into the application process, program selection, cultural and language barriers, and how […]
