Things get heated this week as we debate if the plot is problematic, if the ending is problematic, if writing this novel in English is problematic... well you get the gist.
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Contemporary Nigerian Fiction: A Series Review

James, Sam, and Eyad get together every week to review and discuss a book in-depth. Books are chosen as part of a thematic miniseries (Contemporary Japanese Fiction, Transhumanist Sci-Fi). Join us as we work toward building a more inclusive, contemporary canon.