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A simple but very descriptive novel bordering on superstitions, community and woes of humanity

Chinua Achebe’s most powerful work (in my opinion!) Fresh out of colonialism, the people of Kangan state are trying to find their footing, navigating a dictatorship and losing hope. It is an angry, prophetic piece.

Written by Mongo Beti. This is a coming of age story of Jean-Marie Medza, whose mission to Kala takes him through unexpected changes, lessons and experiences that transform him.

This season is dedicated to my father. I’ll be reviewing some of the books we read and discussed while he was here. Whenever you listen, please say a prayer for his soul🙏🏽 Oh, I left the raw edits on purpose. There was no need to fine-tune it.

A novel by Cyprian Ekwensi

A play by Efua T Sutherland

When a couple is childless, the woman bears the blame but what happens when everyone finds out the cause of their childlessness is her cheating husband? Ifeoma Okoye gave this novel her best🔥

A book review

Away from books, we discuss trending issues. This is the first episode of the segment.

Our guest host, Ujunna reviews one of the best books you’d ever find!

My favorite of Buchi Emecheta’s books.

This is the first episode of boom reviews on the bookery podcast. This season’s review is dedicated to Buchi Emecheta and I started by reviewing my 3rd favorite work of the prolific writer. No spoilers! Listen and enjoy. #Disclaimer: I guess if I buy a book, it makes me the owner of my copy to do with ad I like. So the cover picture is my copy of the book. I got the information on Buchi Emecheta’s background from Wikipedia. Thank you.

This is just a short review of one of the short stories in this collection.

Here, I talked about Zaynab Alkali’s novel “The Stillborn”

This is a very short description of Mariama Ba’s novel “So long a letter”