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The Little Ghanaian Book That Feels Like a Conversation With Your Elders

The Little Ghanaian Book That Feels Like a Conversation...

Book reviews 3 months ago
Excursions in My Mind by Nana Awere Damoah
The Story That Made Me Puke – A Caine Prize Winner???

The Story That Made Me Puke – A Caine Prize Winner???

Book reviews 3 months ago
Stickfighting Days by Olufemi Terry
The Hero Everyone Trusted… Was the Traitor All Along

The Hero Everyone Trusted… Was the Traitor All Along

Book reviews 3 months ago
A Grain of Wheat by Ngũgĩ wa Thiongo
The Loneliness of Being Called “Muzungu”

The Loneliness of Being Called “Muzungu”

Book reviews 3 months ago
Muzungu by Namwali Serpell
The Book That Got a President Overthrown

The Book That Got a President Overthrown

Book reviews 3 months ago
Neo-Colonialism the Last Stage of Imperialism by Kwame Nkrumah
When Your Own Dog Terrifies You: The Quiet Anxiety Inside The Life of Worm

When Your Own Dog Terrifies You: The Quiet Anxiety Inside...

Book reviews 3 months ago
The Life of Worm by Ken Barris
The Night Washington Turned Into a Giant Puzzle

The Night Washington Turned Into a Giant Puzzle

Book reviews 3 months ago
The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown
The Day the Bishop Died… and Took the Truth With Him

The Day the Bishop Died… and Took the Truth With Him

Book reviews 3 months ago
How Shall we Kill the Bishop? by Lily Mabura
A Love That Was Punished by History: The Tragic Power of Soulmates

A Love That Was Punished by History: The Tragic Power of...

Book reviews 3 months ago
Soulmates by Alex Smith
Waiting by E.C. Osondu: A Story That Leaves You… Waiting

Waiting by E.C. Osondu: A Story That Leaves You… Waiting

Book reviews 4 months ago
Waiting by E.C. Osondu
The Daring Flight of Kamau Wa Mwangi: A Review of Mukoma Wa Ngugi’s Short Story

The Daring Flight of Kamau Wa Mwangi: A Review of Mukoma...

Book reviews 4 months ago
How Kamau Wa Mwangi Escaped into Exile by Mũkoma wa Ngũgĩ
Look Where You Have Gone to Sit: Ghana’s Poetic Uprising You Can’t Ignore

Look Where You Have Gone to Sit: Ghana’s Poetic Uprising...

Book reviews 4 months ago
Look Where You Have Gone to Sit, Edited by Martin Egblewogbe and Laban Carrick Hill