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Book Release Announcement – Jerry Chiemeke’s Dreaming Of Ways To Understand You

Posted on September 17, 2020 By admin

Book Title: “Dreaming Of Ways To Understand You” Author: Jerry Chiemeke Year of Publication: 2020 Release Dates: 15th September 2020 (Okadabooks) 15th September 2020 (Amazon) 2nd October, 2020 (Print, Magic Wand Publishing) “Chiemeke writes immersive, interrogative prose.” Dami Ajayi,...

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Great Idea, Roughly Executed – A Review of Onyeka Nwelue’s “The Beginning Of Everything Colourful” by Jerry Chiemeke

Posted on January 29, 2018 By admin

“One never knows how life will turn sometimes, one minute you are cruising down the highway free and happy, singing along with the radio, and then, boom, you’re a head-on victim of some drunken idiot, and you wake up paralyzed in a hospital bed, and the idiot ends up with a few scratches and con...

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Not Mind-Blowing, But Reflective – A Review Of Dami Ajayi’s “A Woman’s Body Is A Country” by Jerry Chiemeke

Posted on January 26, 2018 By admin

“Nothing is impossible after a few drinks nothing insurmountable, not even celibacy if it is awkward like two left feet if it is bulging from tumescence if it is throbbing like whitlow or worrisome like a feisty wife… Lagos is locked out, shuttered away, The grind of tires on asphalt are eons...

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Not Brand New, But Gripping & Impressive – A Review Of Lesley Nneka Arimah’s “What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky” by Jerry Chiemeke

Posted on November 30, 2017 By admin

“I wanted to tell them about how Anita had started the Girl Club after claiming that her father had sent her expensive bras from London edged with barely-there lace and soft ribbons and powdered with fairy dust, and how she made the rule that only girls with bras could be in the Girl Club and [&he...

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Jerry Chiemeke Wins 2017 Ken Saro Wiwa Prize For Book Reviews & Literary Criticism

Posted on November 14, 2017 By admin

Critics in general, and literary critics in particular, do what they do because of their love for the arts. This passion, however, does not always translate to positive public perception in wider circles. Many critics are sneered at, branded as “haters”, and often told to go create their own wor...

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“Promising, But A Tad Lazy” – A Review Of The Afridiaspora Anthology “My Africa, My City” by Jerry Chiemeke

Posted on November 7, 2017 By admin

“I am The One That Writes, the artistic finegeh who also does some kind of medical stuff that no one bothers to understand…my short hair is edgy but acceptable because I write things that white people like, so I am a curiousity left unbothered. Yes, conversation slows and a few husbands ...

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Of Crossovers And Literary Experiments – A Review Of Tomi Adesina’s “George’s Pieces Of Me” by Jerry Chiemeke

Posted on October 23, 2017 By admin

Literature takes on three major forms, and more often than not, a writer who elects to express art in a particular form follows through until the last page of the work. It’s rare to see prose cozying up to poetry in a book, or an essay lying side by side with a play. These days […]...

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Heavy Dose Of Nostalgia, Lots Of Imagery – A Review Of Chinyere Chukwudi-Okeh’s “From The Crevices Of Corps Hearts” by Jerry Chiemeke

Posted on October 23, 2017 By admin

Genre: Prose Fiction Publisher: Parresia Publishers ISBN: 978-978-54860-8-7 No. of Pages: 148 Life happens to us in phases, each phase playing out with its own unique experiences. Some experiences are more memorable than others; there are the ones we revel in and want to relive if we had our ...

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Suspense-Filled, Non-Cliche – A Review of The Movie “Body Language” by Jerry Chiemeke

Posted on October 23, 2017 By admin

(Again, we do not usually review movies here, but we appreciate the fact that script-writing is an integral part of the movie-making process, and when there is significant focus on screenplay, some movies are difficult to ignore) MOVIE TITLE: BODY LANGUAGE Year Of Release: 2017 Genre: Drama Cast: Ra...

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#TheBagusNGReviews I “The Women” Review by Jerry Chiemeke

Posted on September 30, 2017 By admin

We don’t usually review movies but BM’s Jerry had to do this first because we thoroughly had fun at the cinema watching it yesterday and yes, Katherine is a bookaholic like us at BM… Genre: Romance Year Of Release: 2017 Cast: Omoni Oboli, Katherine Obiang, Kate Henshaw, Ufuoma McDe...

Book Release Announcement – Jerry Chiemeke’s Dreaming Of Ways To Understand You

Great Idea, Roughly Executed – A Review of Onyeka Nwelue’s “The Beginning Of Everything Colourful” by Jerry Chiemeke

Not Mind-Blowing, But Reflective – A Review Of Dami Ajayi’s “A Woman’s Body Is A Country” by Jerry Chiemeke

Not Brand New, But Gripping & Impressive – A Review Of Lesley Nneka Arimah’s “What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky” by Jerry Chiemeke

Jerry Chiemeke Wins 2017 Ken Saro Wiwa Prize For Book Reviews & Literary Criticism

“Promising, But A Tad Lazy” – A Review Of The Afridiaspora Anthology “My Africa, My City” by Jerry Chiemeke

Of Crossovers And Literary Experiments – A Review Of Tomi Adesina’s “George’s Pieces Of Me” by Jerry Chiemeke

Heavy Dose Of Nostalgia, Lots Of Imagery – A Review Of Chinyere Chukwudi-Okeh’s “From The Crevices Of Corps Hearts” by Jerry Chiemeke

Suspense-Filled, Non-Cliche – A Review of The Movie “Body Language” by Jerry Chiemeke

#TheBagusNGReviews I “The Women” Review by Jerry Chiemeke

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