By Joshua Chizoma 2021 is, without doubt, a great year for African writers and writings. The march to greatness has been steady for a while now. African writers, both on...
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Rummaging for Omens is a book of poetry as much as it is a book on poetry. It presents to the readers different forms of poetry in a way that is anything but...
Franklyn, in his second volume of poems, Bring Me Flowers in April, succeeded in looking at the world and his home country through the eyes of his mother… By Tares...
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The Ironies of Patriarchy in Igbo Society: a Review of Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia’s “The Son of the House”
Women use themselves as rods of chastisement on their fellow women, and this becomes a ready tool for the enforcement of patriarchy in igbo society… By Joshua...
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In Abi Dare’s “The Girl with the Louding Voice,” Language Plays a Foremost Role in Storytelling
The biggest achievement of “The Girl with the Louding Voice” is how it breaks the rules of grammar to create a new language for its own purposes… By Michael...