Title: Earth on a Wheelchair Editor: Franklyn Orode (and Somadina M James) Publisher:ACEworld Publishers Year of Publication: 2020 File Size (on disk): 1.43MB File Type: PDF
Book TItle: Sprinkles at the Horizon Author’s Name: Chijioke Victor, Peter Spark & John Chanda Publisher: ACEworld Publishers Year of Publication: 2021
The literary world is gradually breeding rebels with the increase in the numbers of beautifully crafted rejection mails being sent out to creative writers daily, mostly without stated reasons. Many writers have dropped their pen. Some more are out there seeking other ways to validity. This anthology is simply the mirror to the fire burning within these poets, and also a revelation of what’s to come.
Boys Are Not Stones Anthology is a collection of artistic prowess of writers across Africa and beyond who understand the plight of the boy-child and gave their voice to the course.
Boys Are Not Stones Anthology II: A Country of Broken Boys is the second issue of Boys Are Not Stones Movement jointly published by Poemify Publishers and ACEworld Publishers, edited by Jaachi Anyatonwu, Jamiu Ahmed, John Chizoba Vincent, Uchende Njieonye, Maxwell Onyemaechi Opia Enwemuche and Ebubechukwu Bruno Nwagbo, featuring over 240 creative works from poets, writers and critical analysts from Africa and beyond
Precious Obiabunmo ‘s debut book comes with firm promise and delight. It is a collection of flash fiction stories, and a pocketful of poems with a thousand themes — fantasy, love, youthful exuberance, rape, Igbo cosmology, campus life and so on.
They are a sum up of her accumulated literary works over the years. This way, she allows us to see, and learn from her diverse views and reactions to the events around her through creative lens.
Though concise, they are fresh and replete with humour so good enough to make your day.
Her work is a masterpiece, solidly recommend for everyone.
GENRE: Literary Fiction PAGES: 48 BOOK TITLE: Chronicles of Orimiri and other stories. AUTHOR NAME: Precious Obiabunmo
Precious Obiabunmo ‘s debut book comes with firm promise and delight. It is a collection of flash fiction stories, and a pocketful of poems with a thousand themes — fantasy, love, youthful exuberance, rape, Igbo cosmology, campus life and so on.
They are a sum up of her accumulated literary works over the years. This way, she allows us to see, and learn from her diverse views and reactions to the events around her through creative lens.
Though concise, they are fresh and replete with humour so good enough to make your day.
Her work is a masterpiece, solidly recommend for everyone.
GENRE: Literary Fiction PAGES: 48 BOOK TITLE: Chronicles of Orimiri and other stories. AUTHOR NAME: Precious Obiabunmo
Coffee is a collection of poems centered on love as a significant part, being almost the neucleus of human life: everyone at some point in their life no matter the restraint and hindering environmental factors gets to exhibit their emotional nature. So when we are talking Coffee, we are discussing an inevitable part of our lives.
Initiated by the electrical engineer who isn’t satisfied with cables and charges, that he had to find his way to dominate the literary hemisphere for couples of years now, Coffee anthology is however co-authored by several other brilliant and creative pen lords all over the space.
Among them are Osho Tunde, Pamilerin Jacob, Adeniran Joseph, Jaachi, Okeke Precious, Patience Agada, Temidayo Opeyemi Jacob, Tukur Ridwan Olorunloba, Ilami Princess Chineye and a host of others.
Coffee is a collection of poems centered on love as a significant part, being almost the neucleus of human life: everyone at some point in their life no matter the restraint and hindering environmental factors gets to exhibit their emotional nature. So when we are talking Coffee, we are discussing an inevitable part of our lives.
Initiated by the electrical engineer who isn’t satisfied with cables and charges, that he had to find his way to dominate the literary hemisphere for couples of years now, Coffee anthology is however co-authored by several other brilliant and creative pen lords all over the space.
Among them are Osho Tunde, Pamilerin Jacob, Adeniran Joseph, Jaachi, Okeke Precious, Patience Agada, Temidayo Opeyemi Jacob, Tukur Ridwan Olorunloba, Ilami Princess Chineye and a host of others.
Depression is psychological, a mental illness to which various observations and studies have been made on the causes and effects. Yet, it still lingers on like a plague, which does not, however, limits its troubleshooting. It can be solved because it has been solved among many others. Different strokes for different folks, but we all want answers at some points in our lives
Tukur Ridwan Ishola Olorunloba, a Nigerian poet and essayist has written his discovery about the subject with sixteen detailed and experimented points cutting across the nooks and crannies of a depressed mind.
Depression is psychological, a mental illness to which various observations and studies have been made on the causes and effects. Yet, it still lingers on like a plague, which does not, however, limits its troubleshooting. It can be solved because it has been solved among many others. Different strokes for different folks, but we all want answers at some points in our lives
Tukur Ridwan Ishola Olorunloba, a Nigerian poet and essayist has written his discovery about the subject with sixteen detailed and experimented points cutting across the nooks and crannies of a depressed mind.
Love is a complex subject. Its eclectic nature makes it an integral theme in philosophy, religion, social and nationalistic allegiances and interpersonal relationships. Oftentimes, it is difficult to differentiate between love and lust, between love for one’s race and hatred for others. This polarity gives room for debate, thus opening acceptable views of love to questioning. For instance, central to the Christian faith is the concept of love, a sacrificial love for a noble idea. Shakespeare’s famous epic love story, Romeo and Juliet, is a celebration of romantic love, while Soyinka’s Elesin Oba, is a dichotomy between self-love and duty – a suicidal undertaking for communal bliss. In Romeo and Juliet, love is treated as infatuation, a cause of mental illness and ultimately death. For love, Romeo was willing to kill and to die, a sharp contrast with Elesin Oba, whose love for life and pleasure makes him question the honor of his family in dying to preserve the throne.
Love is a complex subject. Its eclectic nature makes it an integral theme in philosophy, religion, social and nationalistic allegiances and interpersonal relationships. Oftentimes, it is difficult to differentiate between love and lust, between love for one’s race and hatred for others. This polarity gives room for debate, thus opening acceptable views of love to questioning. For instance, central to the Christian faith is the concept of love, a sacrificial love for a noble idea. Shakespeare’s famous epic love story, Romeo and Juliet, is a celebration of romantic love, while Soyinka’s Elesin Oba, is a dichotomy between self-love and duty – a suicidal undertaking for communal bliss. In Romeo and Juliet, love is treated as infatuation, a cause of mental illness and ultimately death. For love, Romeo was willing to kill and to die, a sharp contrast with Elesin Oba, whose love for life and pleasure makes him question the honor of his family in dying to preserve the throne.