One year in the world.
Still surprising readers every week.
Well done to my debut collection.
My thanks to all who've bought, read, reviewed, and discussed this book.
- Nnamdi Anyadu
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To every author who adjusted a schedule, made time for a conversation, joined a session, or simply believed that what we are building was worth being a part of, thank you. It has meant more to us than we can properly put into words.
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'The Tiny Things Are Heavier' is about people: warped, ugly, kind, loving, cruel and how they choose to handle the hand life deals them.
I wrote my thoughts on @ifesinachiok's debut novel:
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One will make you think about family.
One will turn Nigerian culinary culture into something gothic, surprising and deliciously unsettling.
One will leave you grieving.
One will have you questioning identity, tradition, desire and belonging.
Please send us a DM now to get yours!
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i think Achebe's 'Girls at War and Other Stories' is slept on, because one of the best short stories ever written (The Madman) is in there.
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Send this to that friend who says “I don’t have time to read.”
We’re kicking off SEPTEMBER, IN SHORT, a whole month dedicated to books that somehow manage to give you multiple worlds in one cover.
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While sadness may be a good ingredient for writing, I think it’s becoming a harmful rhetoric that sadness is what makes a good writer.
This is why people create dramas unhinged, and say things like it’s for the writing material.
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It’s sickle cell awareness month, and these books explore sickle cell;
1. Stay With Me by Ayobami Adebayo
2. Til Death by Busayomi Matuluko
3. Under the Rain by Ayo Deforge
4. Starting Over Again by Amaka Azie
5. For Such a Time as This by Shani Akilah
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When human beings lived with purpose and great character, this was the kind of creativity they came up with. I really want to experience the Igbo that existed before foreign ideas.
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Reduce the Lekkification of Nollywood and tell real stories in the Nigerian way that is very relatable.
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how can you be bored when there's a career to build, a body to transform, a mind to sharpen, and a future to chase.
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That is because they emphasize on the art of acting and literature. A lot of their actors are graduates of brilliant art and drama schools, hence the quality of their TV dramas and series.
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J.K Rowling, Tolkien, George RR Martin, George Lucas. No order but all pioneers.
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