By Nyambura Mutanyi
This week has seen the world revel in the spectacle that is the Democratic National Convention. A Lesson Before Dying is a reminder of ju...
By Nyambura Mutanyi
Jonathan Franzen has a knack for interrogating the idiosyncrasies of America by looking at a family-singular, yet representative. Living ...
By Nyambura Mutanyi
Because of the reach of the British Empire, there were two sorts of people that Soyinka references in his poem ‘Telephone Conversation’: ...
By Nyambura Mutanyi
Professor Miriam Were is known to many of us as a writer of matters medical. In this book, we encounter Were the author of a book tha...
By Nyambura Mutanyi
Yates paints a picture of the middle-class family in the 50s that we have come to recognise from watching 'Mad Men', the TV series. F...
By Nyambura Mutanyi
The Mau Mau War has recently been in the news on account of the court case regarding British culpability in the various atrocities t...
By Nyambura Mutanyi
How many times have we walked into a bookshop-or encountered the roadside bookseller-and contemplated the lives of those that whet our ap...
By Nyambura Mutanyi
This year, South Africa celebrates 20 years since its return to the international sports arena and this week, we explore a book from its ...
By Nyambura Mutanyi
First published in 1942 as World War II raged, this book is as relevant today as it was 70 years ago. In this story that stirred so much ...
By Nyambura Mutanyi
Filled with stories from her home country Nigeria and away, this book is an anthology of twelve stories that reflect the experiences from...