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: ADEBAYO SHINES A NEW LIGHT ON LOVE IN ‘POEHEARTIC’
DAMI SKILLFULLY CONVEYS MEANINGS IN “A WOMAN’S BODY IS A COUNTRY”
A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF KUKOGHO IRUESIRI SAMSON’S DEVIL’S PAWN (AN UNPUBLISHED PROSE FICTION)
The novel [Devil’s Pawn] evinces excellence in its precise and moving descriptive adequacy. And there is no doubt that the subject matter of revenge it treats is reminiscent of known literary traditions in English, Spanish, and African literary traditions.