Nantygreens

29/07/2024

"No, sir, I mean yes, sir. I did not know about the boy until two months ago..." - Family Meeting.

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10/06/2024

This month's 5 Anticipated Books are live on the site. Link in bio to read about them.

07/06/2024

“No One Can Tell My Story Better”: In Conversation with Tares Oburumu ( )

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02/06/2024

A Review of Pede Hollist’s So the Path Does Not Die by Lake Adedamola. Link in bio

20/05/2024

5 top books we are anticipating this month!

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09/05/2024

“But why do I need to prove anything to Karid? He’s just a loudmouth,” Bama whispered back.

“A loudmouth he is, but he has challenged you here, at the Two Sisters’ dance. You know what that means, right? You know the rules?” she asked.

Book Excerpt from Mazi Nwonwu's How to Make a Space Masquerade and Other Speculative Stories

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30/04/2024

"It is our inclination to need, want, desire deeply, desperately for something, someone to believe- in truth or bearing a similarity to truth, whatever truth might be."

A Review of Leila Aboulela’s River Spirit | Victoria Aderinto
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28/04/2024

Book Excerpts published on Nantygreens.com
1. A-Files: Eyeshadow and Lipgloss by Victoria Afe Inegbedion.
2. So the Path Does Not Die by Pede Hollist.

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25/04/2024

Why do you write?

14/03/2024

My House Is not a Home | 3 Poems | Raymond Favour. Read the rest on the site.

10/03/2024

How My Mother Prays by Salim Yakubu Akko on Nantygreens.com.

07/03/2024

Forthcoming books by African authors we are looking forward to.

10/02/2024

Roman, Saints...the end.

20/04/2023

Oladimeji Olatunji | Choices | Poetry

Good day, please allow me to reintroduce myself.It’s me, the caretaker of fate,The one who witnessed your grand teary entryinto this world of pain and

19/04/2023

Nearly all the men in Lagos might be mad, but what about the women? A Review of Damilare Kuku’s Nearly All the Men in Lagos Are Mad by Victoria Aderinto

The city of Lagos is a lot of things: vibrant, beautiful, exhilarating, yet chaotic. The vibrant and charismatic ambiance of nighttime opposes the chaotic

19/04/2023

A Review of Obinna Udenwe’s Colours of Hatred by Victoria Aderinto

Colours of Hatred is a thriller that explores themes around love and of course, hatred, or more importantly, the events that culminate in hatred. The book

04/01/2023

JL Maikaho | Weight of Time | Flash Fiction

We were the last to receive news of the attack. Mother was picking hibiscus for tea at the small garden behind our house while Labo and I roasted corn

04/01/2023

Gender Tropes In Damilola Olaniyi’s We Have Come Home | Paul Liam | Book Review

Damilola Olaniyi’s collection of short stories We Have Come Home, x-rays the dilemmatic life of young Nigerians in that space where they are struggling