Black Orpheus Dispatch: A Conversation | by Shalom Kasim
‘Documenting the Story BehindBlack Orpheus’ might sound self-explanatory, but trust me, it is anything but straightforward. My interest in the journal arose by sheer coincidence, one that I have found myself explaining more times than I can recount.
How Much Humour Is Enough
The collection sets off with an illustration of a family tree, where each page bears illustrations t...
The Raft, the Rift and the Reconciliation – J.P. Clark ...
For a nation to whom these writers represented an embodiment of their national p...
Kúnlé Afọláyan’s Trash Case in ‘Citation’
The film tells the story of Mọ́remí, a brilliant female graduate student in a Ni...
Black Orpheus Dispatch: A Conversation | by Shalom Kasim
‘Documenting the Story BehindBlack Orpheus’ might sound self-explanatory, but tr...
Toward The Lossless Translation | Review by Tádé Ìpàdéọlá
“The work itself is a study in how the ideology of the novel works, I think.” ...
“Ebrohimie Road” Screens at Randle Centre
This third Lagos screening was generously sponsored by Sterling Bank (there were...
Black Orpheus Dispatch: A Conversation | by Shalom Kasim
‘Documenting the Story BehindBlack Orpheus’ might sound self-explanatory, but tr...
Toward The Lossless Translation | Review by Tádé Ìpa...
“The work itself is a study in how the ideology of the novel works, I think.” ...
“Ebrohimie Road” Screens at Randle Centre
This third Lagos screening was generously sponsored by Sterling Bank (there were...