Leonard Ifeanyi Ugwu’s Babel and Boys as a clinical drama of betrayal and trauma
What happens when betrayal mutates into destiny, when youthful transgressions evolve into life-long curses, and when friendship becomes the site of psychic ruin? These are the questions at the heart of Leonard Ifeanyi Ugwu’s Babel and Boys, a modern Nigerian play that reads as much like a clinical case study as it does a tragic […]
Fanaticism, fracture, and flight in Chukwuemeka Famous’ ‘We Will Live Again’: A review
Chukwuemeka Famous’ ‘We Will Live Again’ is the author’s debut novel. He is a writer who carves memory into language. His novel is intricately woven around the dangers of religious fanaticism, the devastation of war, and the fragile search for redemption. Chukwuemeka uses his narrative to probe the psychological ruins of war, which shows how […]