Say You're One Of Them
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
A powerful and vivid debut collection describing the plight of children caught up in difficult and often harrowing situations throughout the continent of Africa.
Uwem Akpan Books
Uwem Akpan's writing delves into the complexities of life in Nigeria, often through the eyes of young people navigating challenging circumstances. His prose is marked by profound empathy and a lyrical quality, capturing both the beauty and harshness of the realities he explores. Through his narratives, Akpan probes themes of faith, loss, and the search for identity amidst difficult social and political landscapes. His work offers a poignant look into the human spirit and its resilience.
New York, My Village
- 416 pages
- 15 hours of reading
In "New York, My Village," Nigerian editor Ekong Udousoro navigates the complexities of life in New York, facing cultural misunderstandings and the harsh realities of urban living. Amidst challenges, he fosters connections with diverse neighbors and finds hope in storytelling, showcasing the strength of community across cultures.
