‘Lack of culture, time, gave my narrative wings’
Bookshelf: Your book, ‘The Mirror’ is a 385-page epic poem. How did you pull this off? Onesi Taiwo Dominic: I had come across other writin
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ANA releases 2016 literary prizes shortlist
The Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA), has released shortlist for its literary prizes in various categories with two prizes not awarded. This was
A book geared at enriching the Civil Service
The book placed in context the traditional system of public administration in Nigeria to drive home the point that Nigerians are capable of governing
Writer, Anthony Onugba 21 Destructive Lessons Blacks Learn By Jerry K. Bankole
Anthony Onugba, author of a crime thriller novel, ‘Amanda’s Crime’, enjoyed reading ‘21 Destructive Lessons Blacks Learn: Esca
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on when language fails her
Julie Beck In Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s novel ‘Americanah’, her protagonist, Ifemelu, starts a blog about race in America from her