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Ramesh walked quickly along the streets of Andheri East. He was late for work… again. It was his first week working at the upscale Grand Arch Hotel, and he couldn’t afford to lose his job. Two weeks ago, he had boldly left his quiet, little […]
This week we are speaking to the dynamic Oluwatobi Adesanya, an author, professional ghostwriter and a publisher. I am really excited about this interview because Oluwatobi discusses what lies at the other end of finishing your book – the publishing process. He recently published his […]
It was a rainy Saturday, a perfect day for snuggling under the covers at home with a cup of cocoa. Yet a determined group of writers chose to meet up for a book reading and author signing session. Cocooned within the red brick walls of All […]
If eight is the number of new beginnings, then today is the perfect day for me to move into my new apartment. It is the 8th day in August and I am determined to start afresh in not just a new home, but a new […]
Pushing ahead into the new year we are excited to speak with Chinedu Achebe, an indie author based in America. His debut novel Blunted on Reality explored the life and loves of Obi Ifeanyi amidst a changing US political landscape. His new book, The Miseducation of […]
It’s the last week of the year and we are steadily rolling into the new one. Around this time, we begin to reflect on the past year. What could we have done differently, what did we achieve, and what do we hope to achieve in […]
Title: The Fishermen Author: Chigozie Obioma Publishing Date: April 2015 Publisher: Little, […]
Bisola plodded into her West London flat and dumped several bright orange bags of groceries on the kitchen counter. She kicked off her heeled boots and slipped her aching feet into cosy slippers. The flat felt draughty. “Darn, Conor left the windows ajar again,” she muttered to herself. She stretched […]
The internet is a fascinating place, it’s like a tapestry that weaves a multitude of people together. We connect over mutual interests and make new friends (some who even begin to feel like family). But all in all, we learn and we laugh and we […]
It was a sunny day in Nashville, Tennessee. The curtains were drawn back, allowing the afternoon light to flood the walk-in closet of the master bedroom. Bridget stood with her hips leaning against the marble island – one hand clutching a glass of champagne and the […]