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UNDAUNTED – Adebisi Adetunji
Undaunted tells the story of daunting milestones in the author’s media career progression. It’s a tale of how unwanted career events have been shaped into lessons and prospects. It’s the perfect memoir that any young person interested in the media industry should read, especially at a time when several excellent media practices have gone with the wind. The author’s work ethics, resilience and relational skills are left for the curious eyes of any reader to see; particularly from her time at Radio Nigeria.
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Whispers
This is the duet collection of the decade, a robust addition to the genre in African poetry. The poems here showcase two voices of lyric power working in tandem and rendering reality with harmonious virtuosity. Tokunbo Dada and ‘femi Morgan have raised the bar with their beautiful, polished poetic brilliance.
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NOTES FOR NNEDIMMA
This book is a collection of poems that talks about love, want, lust and lovemaking without grating at the edges. Its metaphors are double-edged, closer to the ground for readers, and subtlely elevated for poets. This is an eulogy for millennial life.
Jerry Chiemeke is an editor, culture critic and lawyer. His works have been published in The Inlandia Journal, Kissing Dynamite Poetry, Nightingale and Sparrow, Agbowo and The Question Marker, among others. A lover of finger foods and alternative music, Jerry lives a secluded life in Lagos, Nigeria, where he is currently working on a collection of short stories.
He is the winner of the 2017 Ken Saro Wiwa Prize for Reviews. -
A Tiny Place Called Happiness by Bura Bari Nwilo
A Tiny Place Called Happiness is a brilliant collection of short stories from a vibrant Nigerian voice. This collection of Short Stories explores characters and landscapes, social realities and conversations that are ways in which characters are searching for happiness.
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Renegade
Femi ‘fairchild Morgan is a writer, entrepreneur and creative and public relations executive. He is the author of chapbook, Silent Drummings (2008), co-author of the Sankofa Chapbook, Phases: Poetry of People (eds 2015) and Songs of Travel, Artmosphere Nigeria Chapbook (2016). ‘Femi Morgan is the co-recipient of the 234Next Fashion Copy Prize. He was long-listed for the BN Poetry Prize in 2015 and was selected for the Writvism Writing Workshop in 2015.
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In Memoriam of a Modest Shame
In Memoriam of a Modest Shame is a collection that will expectedly raise questions on the idea of poetry, what it should be, and how it should be done. These were the same questions that came to mind as I read through the collection, because the poems proceed in a direction that is radically different from what I have been used to as a poetry reader and writer myself.
Most of the poems are straightforward expressions, and even literal in many places, decrying what is perceivably the numerous troubles and dysfunctions which our immediate society has ever grappled with. In being able to express a clear disapproval of these shades of wrongness that shadow our society, Nnaemeka shows a keen observatory sense and an uninhibited honesty that may well be applauded.
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Little Lost Masquerade by Lolade Adewuyi
The Lost Little Masquerade explores the journey of Taju, a six-year-old boy who becomes lost at his first Eyo Festival and is rescued by a policewoman who helps him find his father and the rest of his Eyo group. Through the medium of loss, a topic that resonates with children, and colourful images, the authors show us the beautiful Eyo culture of Lagos, West Africa’s biggest and most vibrant city in all its glory.