Something is happening quietly but unmistakably. Millions of viewers who had never heard of a Thai lakorn two years ago are now staying up past midnight to finish one. Readers who once browsed only tr...

The Second Stone feels like a bridge between two plateaus, and an uneventful but necessary trip from the highs of book 2 and whatever new peaks the author plans to scale next.

The non-reader may argue that representations in books don’t matter beyond the page. However, every reader is aware of the short-sightedness of this statement. Literature has traditionally played an i...

The new Masobe Books app caters to the needs of both walk-in and ebook-loving readers, providing much-needed accessibility while bringing Masobe’s huge lineup to the fore.

The Kheld King continues in the character-driven vein of its predecessor, while bringing more drama and action to a solidly woven plot.

These are the books that could hold that kind of attention again. Not because they’re flawless, but because they can survive stillness.

The ritual of pairing wine with literary discussion has evolved beyond simply uncorking a bottle. Today’s book clubs increasingly rely on wine chillers to ensure every pour enhances rather than ...

Sordaneon was a timely reminder of why few pleasures genuinely compare to reading, and why the fantasy genre remains my first literary love.

Basketball in Nigeria is a sport that is full of excitement, rivalry, and sheer skill at every stage. For a long time, women’s asketball was overshadowed. Then, history was rewritten because of ...

Figuring out strengths can be confusing. Sometimes people think it’s obvious, but really, most don’t know until they try stuff, fail a bit, and notice what comes naturally. And yeah, tools like an amc...

Itohan had travelled to Juk to retrieve Ebuka’s badly mangled body and returned it to his old parents in their village in Imo State.

A Meal Is a Meal is a journey into the surprising and the bizarre, as well as the tantalising and the delicious.