I wanted to preserve the ‘sounds’ of my childhood in my novels – Sumayya Lee
Your story of Maha gives us a rare glimpse into the Indo-African community of South Africa. Was this a sort of response to an absence of this communit
Art and Ideas
Art and Ideas
Art, craft can become Nigeria’s goldmine – Dayo Keshi
You have been quoted as saying the art and culture sector is Nigeria’s goldmine. Can you throw light into what you mean? Against the backdrop of
UniJos feasts on Chukwuemeka Ike’s Toads for Supper
The University of Jos is planning what it described as a ‘major literary event’ to celebrate 50 years of publishing by iconic writer Chukw
‘How I became a helicopter daughter’
During the past year, my 88-year-old father finished reading two books, Anthony Doerr’s “All the Light We Cannot See,” and “Th
On Stockholm’s Islands, Chasing Insects and Literary Inspiration
I came to Runmaro to meet a peculiar entomologist with a gift for digression, and to try to understand the secret life of the Baltic island he has liv