Tag: Book Review
Living By the Script – Deconstructing the myths about happiness
Title: Living by the script Author: Deji Ajibade Publisher: The Roaring Lion Newcastle ltd Year of publication: 2021 Reviewer: Ibeh Ejike Every human seeks happiness. Deji Ajibade, in his book, describes happiness as one of man’s preoccupations, which he explains to be affected by different myths and lies. In a concise yet distinct manner, […]
Writing evil or writing Myths —A review of Miss J Diaries
Miss J Diaries reads like a maniac scrawling in a diary and that, I believe is the intention of the Author. Dare Zaenab holds nothing back as she opens this wine bottle of short stories. For a debutant short story writer, there are shaky grounds, yes but overall, she came out of her shell with […]
Ibrahim Olawale’s Debut – Prisoner of Love resonates for its familiarity
Literature has a way of giving life to our shared human experiences. Love poetry seems to be the most popular poetry since the advent of poetry writing. That’s not unexpected. As humans, we fall in and out of love, experience heartbreak, loss, and false love. The poem that resonated with me most is “Immigrant’s […]