THE ONLY WAY OUT IS THROUGH (VAGABONDS!)
If they say we don’t exist, that they can’t see us anywhere except in the corners, in perverse bodies, how come I can see you and hold you and you’re …
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BOOK REVIEW: PET BY AKWAEKE EMEZI.
People live in denial, because it is easier to pretend something doesn’t exist, even when it does, than actually fighting and tackling it. What you don’t know doesn’t kill you. …
BOOK REVIEW: CONFESSIONS OF AN ALLEGED GOOD GIRL BY JOYA GOFFNEY.
The pressure to attain and maintain the society’s most cherished title, ‘good girl’ is mind numbing and excruciatingly tiring. EZIOMA KALU. BLURB The second novel about a preacher’s daughter in …
BOOK REVIEW: THE SILENT PATIENT BY ALEX MICHAELIDES.
Suppressed emotions come back to haunt us, in unimaginable ways. EZIOMA KALU. BLURB Alicia Berenson’s life is seemingly perfect. A famous painter married to an in-demand fashion photographer, she lives …
FAVORITE BOOK OF NOVEMBER 2022
My favorite book of November is All shades of Iberibe by Kasimma. Her life had been all shades of senselessness, but she had been deliberately blinded by flattery and luxury. …
BOOK REVIEW: YOU MADE A FOOL OF DEATH WITH YOUR BEAUTY BY AKWAEKE EMEZI.
Traumatized or not, nobody has the right to willingly break another’s heart. It’s callous and selfish. It doesn’t make sense. EZIOMA KALU. BLURB Feyi Adekola wants to learn how to …
BOOK REVIEW: GOD’S CHILDREN ARE LITTLE BROKEN THINGS BY ARINZE IFEAKANDU.
In this world there’s no space for vulnerability, no room for people who choose to be their true selves against all odds. And when they build their own rooms themselves, …