It’s not a detective novel and I don’t care about any classification it is given. JK Rowling’s work will always be good even if it is classified as “children” literature.
Personally. I believe that the […]

to me, the books from nigerian authors cut across the range, from crap to brilliance. the thing is that there’s good stuff out there, but the crap makes it hard to find. we will get there. 9ja stories, I salute you all.

Either sitting on a comfortable seat or lying down. Basically anywhere I can rest my bones to be honest.

@kachi that is for sure.

@elly, i echo ’waiting room’ any w8ing rum @ all. jst cant stand d w8ing. wat else wuld i b doing? drumming my fingers as smepple do?

@elly, i echo ’waiting room’ any w8ing rum @ all. jst cant stand d w8ing. wat else wuld i b doing? drumming my fingers as smepple do?

One thing is sure; the book will be the favourite of critics.

One thing is sure; the book will be the favourite of critics.

That’s the crux of the matter @Chimzorom, books should be written well even if they are just for fun or entertainment. Being entertained by a book in my opinion means you gained something, plus you might learn a […]

I suppose that is a book I’m yet to read. I enjoy Achebe’s books greatly. I’m reading The Trouble with Nigeria and I tell you the man is incisive and thought-provoking. I respsect him.

@elly and @Seun-Odukoya, I love your comments on this topic. I might have been a little off on my initial conclusion, but it’s relieving to know that my point is understood and set aright where necessary. The […]

I read anywhere I can. I was always able to steal a novel to the exam hall back then at school.

There was a time I needed to be alone so as to enjoy my book, I went outside and sat at a shed stayed there till […]

Please NSpeeps if you know of any Nigerian interesting historicals let me know. Many thanks in advance.

Historicals are my thing, but i rarely find books set in Nigeria that are historicals, apart from Biafra stories(i mean we have a history, or dont we?)
Just read an Heather Graham novel that delves back in time […]

Historicals are my thing, but i rarely find books set in Nigeria that are historicals, apart from Biafra stories(i mean we have a history, or dont we?)
Just read an Heather Graham novel that delves back in time […]

In the toilet.

In the toilet.

I can’t say exactly, but wherever I choose to read must be quiet and devoid of distractions.

I knew someone will say toilet. I follow @teewah. It is the bed, sofa or the rug for me. I like to read lying down. After all, it’s pleasure reading. Why not milk it for all it’s worth?

@elly yes toilets… ahh sweet how could I forget (my bed still holds the fav position tho)

Let me answer your question directly. I think Nigerian authors/books are the same as everywhere else (IN A BROAD SENSE; don’t misunderstand); we have great ones, we have good ones, we have okay ones…and then we […]

@Chimzorom i totally get your point: what’s the use of reading for entertainment if you are not going to come off with anything, especially for children- they need to be able to gain something. I see a similarity […]

I love to read on my bed, the toilet(one of my favs), moving vehicle(especially novels) not me driving though, doctor’s waiting room, office reception and just anywhere comfortable for me to just do it!

@emilyonikaba
Ah, under the street light! You must be a serious readaholic. I read anywhere too but havent tried under the street light.

hw abt this? reading while driving! did i hear u say suicide?

hw abt this? reading while driving! did i hear u say suicide?