Azubuike Obi
“I’ve always believed literature can enlarge our capacity for empathy. A novel allows us to…
In Conversation: Obase-Sam Ikoi Reflects on Writing “The Comedian’s Diary” and the Necessity of Hope
“Violence and abuse are usually not dramatic and easily recognisable as we would like it…
The Quiet That Remains is about many things, chief amongst them the concept of changing…
From the experimental to the conventional, with preoccupations at once personal and political, universal and…
The Comedian’s Diary is a sobering portrait of the capability of community in the face…
Although In Our Own Ways is ostensibly about class and a fractured marriage, the enduring…
Inasmuch as Born at the End of the World is about love, it is also…
“If, for generations, entire languages were flogged out of people so that English could be…
“I wanted a shorthand for expressing the fluidity and interparticipation of home and abroad in…
The Shipikisha Club is a book of “little wisdoms”. It is the work of a…
