Culture and Society · Literature
Farafina is proud to announce the Nigerian edition of AMERICANAH, the highly anticipated novel by award-winning author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Release date is April 21, 2013 in Lagos. In the[...]
Culture and Society · Essays/Criticism · Lit Mag · Literature · Non-fiction
Mafoya Doussoumon is the thirty-one year old author of a fascinating new book of essays titled African Expectations (Available on Amazon.com). I caught up with him for a one-one-one. _______ Tell[...]
Culture and Society · Essays/Criticism · Lit Mag · Literature · Non-fiction · opinion · Writing
Ikhide, Let us be clear. I was disappointed with your comments a few months ago because you apparently deliberately confused two very different issues, as a means to slander our reputation as[...]
Culture and Society · Essays/Criticism · Lit Mag · Literature
Dear Kola, I am responding a bit belatedly to your editorial, A Bird Sings Because… Many thanks for sharing. Facts are facts and opinions belong to their owner. I generally do not[...]
Culture and Society · Literature
Uche is the author of two collections of poem: Dark through the Delta, and Aridity of Feelings; a short story collection Tears in Her Eyes, and two children’s fiction: Sam[...]
Culture and Society · Literature
by Anja Choon Naija Stories: Of Tears and Kisses, Heroes and Villains edited by Myne Whitman is a collection of thirty short stories by Nigerians about life in Nigeria except[...]
Culture and Society · Literature · World Affairs · Writing
chimamanda adichie has a wonderful piece in newsweek, reposted in the daily beast, that asks whether the jury would have believed dominique strauss-kahn or his alleged victim, guinean immigrant nafissatou[...]
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Arts · Culture and Society · Literature
by Temie Giwa
A review of Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s A Wizard’s Tale
Arts · Culture and Society · Film · Literature · Review
Sometime ago in May, at a house party in a friend’s house – an artist, I found myself seated around a table with a few elderly women who grew up[...]
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