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A "review" made of non-sequential and probably only personally relevant observations. I've always dreamed vividly, even my lesser dreams are beyond technicolor, hyperreal. When I wake I can remember, if I take a moment of stillness, sometimes a dozen stories. My dreams are populated by everything ...
Rating: 4* of five The Book Description: An award-winning literary author presents her first foray into supernatural fantasy with a novel of post- apocalyptic Africa. In a far future, post-nuclear-holocaust Africa, genocide plagues one region. The aggressors, the Nuru, have decided to follow the Gr...
This book is kind of amazing. It deals with weaponized rape in a thinly veiled African country set in the not-too-far future. But it also has magic and love and humanity. Full review to come, but I highly recommend this novel if you are looking for strong female leads and are tired of white-washed f...
Onyesonwu is an Ewu, a child of hatred. Her mother is a dark skinned Okeke and her father was a yellow-brown skinned Naru who raped her mother. She lives in a world where the Great Book justifies the enslavement and subjugation of the Okeke by the Naru and fuels brutal enslavement, abuse and genocid...
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