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“SEASON OF CRIMSON BLOSSOMS”: THE EFFECT OF SOCIETY ON THE HUMAN PERSONALITY IN ABUBAKAR ADAM IBRAHIM’S DEBUT NOVEL

Words Rhymes & RhythmDecember 20, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: SEASON OF CRIMSON BLOSSOMS AUTHOR: ABUBAKAR ADAM IBRAHIM GENRE: PROSE NUMBER OF PAGES: 347 (Thirty-two Chapters in two parts) PUBLISHER: Parresia Publishers Limited YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 ISBN: 978-978-949-990-8...

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CHIGOZIE OBIOMA'S 'THE FISHERMEN' IS ABOUT FISH-SIZED DREAMS – a review by Emmanuel O. Dairo

Words Rhymes & RhythmSeptember 20, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: THE FISHERMEN AUTHOR: CHIGOZIE OBIOMA GENRE: PROSE FICTION PUBLISHER: Little, Brown and Company YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 304 ISBN: 0316338370 (10), 978-0316338370 (13) REVIEWER: Emmanuel O. Dairo "Follow...

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IDADA DELVES INTO THE DARKER RECESSES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE IN 'BY MY OWN HANDS' – a review by Sandra Whiteley

Words Rhymes & RhythmSeptember 20, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: BY MY OWN HANDS AUTHOR: JUDE IDADA GENRE: PROSE FICTION, THRILLER PUBLISHER: CREOTERNITY BOOKS YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 410 ISBN: 978-1501080562 (13), 1501080563 (10) REVIEWER: Sandra Whiteley “By...

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EBIDENYEFA’S VULNERABLE CHRONICLES IS A DUALITY OF THE ABUSED AND THE ABUSER – a review by Joseph Omotayo

Joseph OmotayoSeptember 20, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: VULNERABLE CHRONICLES AUTHOR: EBIDENYEFA TARILA NIKADE GENRE: PROSE PUBLISHER: Words Rhymes & Rhythm YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 144 ISBN: 978-978-947-211-6 REVIEWER: Joseph Omotayo Life is interesting in its multicolored mixtures. There...

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VULNERABLE CHRONICLES IN A SEASON OF SEXUAL ASSAULT a review by Michael Afenfia

Words Rhymes & RhythmSeptember 1, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: VULNERABLE CHRONICLES AUTHOR: EBIDENYEFA TARILA NIKADE GENRE: PROSE PUBLISHER: Words Rhymes & Rhythm YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 144 ISBN: 978-978-947-211-6 REVIEWER: Michael Afenfia Vulnerable Chronicles is a coming of age story....

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EBIDENYEFA ACHIEVES BEAUTY AND MEANING IN ‘THESE WORDS ARE NOT MINE’: a review by Rosemary Utavie-Jerry

Words Rhymes & RhythmJuly 26, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: THESE WORDS ARE NOT MINE AUTHOR: EBIDENYEFA TARILA NIKADE GENRE: POETRY PUBLISHER: Words Rhymes & Rhythm YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 95 ISBN: 978-978-947-211-6 REVIEWER: Rosemary Utavie-Jerry 'THESE WORDS...

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FACTS AND FALLACIES IN EMEKA ANIAGOLU’S 'EJIMA': a review by Salamatu Sule

Words Rhymes & RhythmJuly 26, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: EJIMA AUTHOR: EMEKA ANIAGOLU GENRE: Historical/Science Fiction PUBLISHER: Griot Press USA, Inc YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 283 ISBN: 13:978-1508769026; 10: 1508769028 REVIEWER: Salamatu Sule Emeka Aniagolu is the author of...

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AKPOVETA’S ‘GORILLA OF THE NIGER DELTA’ PACKS MULTIFARIOUS CONFLICTS IN ONE: a review by Joseph Omotayo

Joseph OmotayoJuly 14, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: GORILLA OF THE NIGER DELTA AUTHOR: AKPOVIRI AKPOVETA PRINCE GENRE: FICTION PUBLISHER: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2015 ISBN: 978-1512348422 REVIEWER: Joseph Omotayo Humans are living stories and literature (fiction...

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EBIDENYEFA EMPLOYS IMAGES TO STIR, INCITE in ‘THESE WORDS ARE NOT MINE’: a review by Joseph Omotayo

Joseph OmotayoJune 17, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: THESE WORDS ARE NOT MINE AUTHOR: EBIDENYEFA TARILA NIKADE GENRE: Poetry PUBLISHER: Words Rhymes & Rhythm, 2015 ISBN: 978-978-947-211-6 REVIEWER: Joseph Omotayo I should tell you something about this...

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ALBERT SERAPHIN’s ‘THE CLARION CALL’: a Review by Joseph Omotayo

Joseph OmotayoJune 17, 2015August 3, 2020

TITLE: THE CLARION CALL AUTHOR: ALBERT SERAPHIN GENRE: Poetry PUBLISHER: Words Rhymes & Rhythm, 2015 ISBN: 978-978-947-213-0 REVIEWER: Joseph Omotayo The poems in 'THE CLARION CALL' are knitted together. They are...

Category: BOOK REVIEWS

“SEASON OF CRIMSON BLOSSOMS”: THE EFFECT OF SOCIETY ON THE HUMAN PERSONALITY IN ABUBAKAR ADAM IBRAHIM’S DEBUT NOVEL

CHIGOZIE OBIOMA'S 'THE FISHERMEN' IS ABOUT FISH-SIZED DREAMS – a review by Emmanuel O. Dairo

IDADA DELVES INTO THE DARKER RECESSES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE IN 'BY MY OWN HANDS' – a review by Sandra Whiteley

EBIDENYEFA’S VULNERABLE CHRONICLES IS A DUALITY OF THE ABUSED AND THE ABUSER – a review by Joseph Omotayo

VULNERABLE CHRONICLES IN A SEASON OF SEXUAL ASSAULT a review by Michael Afenfia

EBIDENYEFA ACHIEVES BEAUTY AND MEANING IN ‘THESE WORDS ARE NOT MINE’: a review by Rosemary Utavie-Jerry

FACTS AND FALLACIES IN EMEKA ANIAGOLU’S 'EJIMA': a review by Salamatu Sule

AKPOVETA’S ‘GORILLA OF THE NIGER DELTA’ PACKS MULTIFARIOUS CONFLICTS IN ONE: a review by Joseph Omotayo

EBIDENYEFA EMPLOYS IMAGES TO STIR, INCITE in ‘THESE WORDS ARE NOT MINE’: a review by Joseph Omotayo

ALBERT SERAPHIN’s ‘THE CLARION CALL’: a Review by Joseph Omotayo

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