Reviews and Criticism

What About A Man’s Life? On Shogo Uthman’s Poetry of African Masculinity—A Review by ’Joba Ojelabi

Archiving Her Hustle: A Review of Moremi Akano’s ‘A Woman’s Studio’ by Servio Gbadamosi

Poetry is a tool that has been used by several people to meet different needs, and in the hands of a skilled...

The Rhythm of Memory and Magic in Michael Olobadola’s ‘Owuro Rising’ by Servio Gbadamosi

Michael Olugbenga Olobadola’s Owuro Rising is a novel that gestures towards poetry, not in the conventional sense of form or metre, but in the...

Memory and Culture In Sabitu’s ‘How It Will Be Told’: A Review by Servio Gbadamosi

In an era when identity is increasingly mediated by global images and digital noise, the need to return to the intimacies of...