Author: <span>Eugene Yakubu</span>

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REVIEW: KUKOGHO’S ‘WE WHO SOWED HURT AND BEADED PAINS’ IS CHARGED WITH SUBTLE MESSAGES ON PSYCHIC DISORDERS AND TRAUMATIC IDENTITIES

Eugene YakubuDecember 2, 2017August 3, 2020

Title: We Who Sowed Hurt and Beaded PainsAuthor: Kukogho Iruesiri SamsonGenre: PoetryNumber of Pages: 66Publishers: Words Rhymes & RhythmYear of Publication: 2017ISBN: 978-978-961-655-8Reviewer: Eugene Yakubu For readers who are inclined...

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REVIEW: THE AESTHETIC VALUE THAT KUKOGHO’S ‘WORDS OF EROS’ HOUSES CANNOT BE OVERESTIMATED

Eugene YakubuDecember 2, 2017August 3, 2020

Title: Words of Eros Author: Kukogho Iruesiri Samson Genre: Poetry Number of Pages: 60 Publishers: Words Rhymes & Rhythm Year of Publication: 2017 ISBN: 978-978-961-655-8 Reviewer: Eugene Yakubu What is...

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REVIEW: ‘PRAYING IN THOUGHTS’ BY J. T MARSHALL IS SURE TO CURE YOUR INSOMNIA

Eugene YakubuNovember 12, 2017August 3, 2020

Title: Praying in Thoughts Author: J. T Marshall Genre: Motivational Number of Pages: 84 Publishers: Words Rhymes & Rhythm Year of Publication: 2017 ISBN: 978-978-963-041-7 Reviewer: EUGENE YAKUBU TO SLEEP...

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REVIEW: MAKERI’S ‘ROSES IN THE MINES’ IS A PERFECT ECOCRITICAL LITERARY PIECE

Eugene YakubuNovember 12, 2017August 3, 2020

Title: Roses in the Mines Author: Gabriel S. Makeri Genre: Prose Faction Number of Pages: 202 Publishers: Words Rhymes & Rhythm Year of Publication: 2017 ISBN: 978-978-963-040-0 Reviewer: EUGENE YAKUBU...

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REVIEW: ADEBAYO’S ‘POEHEARTIC’ CREATES NOSTALGIC FEELINGS OF PASSIONATE MOMENTS AND ROMANTIC ESCAPADES

Eugene YakubuNovember 12, 2017August 3, 2020

Title: Poeheartic (Rhythms of Love) Author: Adebayo Kolawole Samuel Genre: Poetry Number of Pages: 70 Publishers: Words Rhymes & Rhythm Year of Publication: 2017 ISBN: 978-978-959-183-1 Reviewer: EUGENE YAKUBU Hidden...

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REVIEW: EGBOKARE’S ‘DAZZLING MIRAGE’ SUCCESSFULLY USED LITERATURE AS A VEHICLE TO DISCUSS GENOTYPE COMPATIBILITY AND SICKLE CELL ANEMIA

Eugene YakubuOctober 13, 2017August 3, 2020

Title: Dazzling Mirage Author: Olayinka Abimbola Egbokhare Genre: Prose Fiction Number of Pages: 159 Publishers: Words Rhymes & Rhythm Year of Publication: 2017 ISBN: 978-978-961-653-4 Reviewer: Eugene Yakubu Contemporary literary...

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REVIEW: ‘BOLD’ AMERICANAH NARRATIVE ACCOUNTS FOR AFRICAN MIGRANTS’ VILE MEANS OF SURVIVAL IN AMERICA

Eugene YakubuSeptember 25, 2017August 3, 2020

Title: Americanah Author: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Genre: Prose Fiction Publisher: Farafina Year of Publication: 2013 ISBN: 978- 978-51084-3-9 No. of Pages: 477 Reviewer: Eugene Yakubu Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is an...

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REVIEW: ACHEBE’S ‘THERE WAS A COUNTRY’ IS A MUST-READ NARRATIVE OF THE BIAFRAN STORY

Eugene YakubuSeptember 13, 2017August 3, 2020

Title: There Was a Country Author: Chinua Achebe Genre: Memoir, Historical Narrative Publisher: Penguin Year of Publication: 2012 Number of Pages: 352 ISBN: 978- 1- 846-14792-0 Reviewer: Eugene Yakubu One notable...

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DIBIA’S WALKING WITH SHADOWS DARES TO SYMPATHETICALLY ADDRESS HOMOSEXUALITY IN AFRICA a review by Eugene Yakubu

Eugene YakubuSeptember 2, 2017August 3, 2020

TITLE: WALKING WITH SHADOWS AUTHOR: JUDE DIBIA GENRE: PROSE FICTION NUMBER OF PAGES: 216 PUBLISHER: Lulu.com DATE OF PUBLICATION: 2016 ISBN: 141161934X (10), 978-1411619340 (13) REVIEWER: Eugene Yakubu Controversial novel...

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KAINE AGARY’S ‘YELLOW- YELLOW’ CAPTURES NIGER DELTA ‘OIL POLITICS’ IN A WITTY, GRAPHIC MANNER WITH BITING SARCASM a review by Eugene Yakubu

Eugene YakubuAugust 22, 2017August 3, 2020

TITLE: YELLOW- YELLOW AUTHOR: KAINE AGARY GENRE: PROSE FICTION NUMBER OF PAGES: 179 PUBLISHER: DTALKSHOP DATE OF PUBLICATION: 2017 ISBN: 9780708332 (10), 978-9780708337 (13) REVIEWER: Eugene Yakubu Kaine Agary's 'Yellow-...

Author: Eugene Yakubu

REVIEW: KUKOGHO’S ‘WE WHO SOWED HURT AND BEADED PAINS’ IS CHARGED WITH SUBTLE MESSAGES ON PSYCHIC DISORDERS AND TRAUMATIC IDENTITIES

REVIEW: THE AESTHETIC VALUE THAT KUKOGHO’S ‘WORDS OF EROS’ HOUSES CANNOT BE OVERESTIMATED

REVIEW: ‘PRAYING IN THOUGHTS’ BY J. T MARSHALL IS SURE TO CURE YOUR INSOMNIA

REVIEW: MAKERI’S ‘ROSES IN THE MINES’ IS A PERFECT ECOCRITICAL LITERARY PIECE

REVIEW: ADEBAYO’S ‘POEHEARTIC’ CREATES NOSTALGIC FEELINGS OF PASSIONATE MOMENTS AND ROMANTIC ESCAPADES

REVIEW: EGBOKARE’S ‘DAZZLING MIRAGE’ SUCCESSFULLY USED LITERATURE AS A VEHICLE TO DISCUSS GENOTYPE COMPATIBILITY AND SICKLE CELL ANEMIA

REVIEW: ‘BOLD’ AMERICANAH NARRATIVE ACCOUNTS FOR AFRICAN MIGRANTS’ VILE MEANS OF SURVIVAL IN AMERICA

REVIEW: ACHEBE’S ‘THERE WAS A COUNTRY’ IS A MUST-READ NARRATIVE OF THE BIAFRAN STORY

DIBIA’S WALKING WITH SHADOWS DARES TO SYMPATHETICALLY ADDRESS HOMOSEXUALITY IN AFRICA a review by Eugene Yakubu

KAINE AGARY’S ‘YELLOW- YELLOW’ CAPTURES NIGER DELTA ‘OIL POLITICS’ IN A WITTY, GRAPHIC MANNER WITH BITING SARCASM a review by Eugene Yakubu

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