I just finished Jamaican writer's novel Hardward by J.L Campbell (aka Jayda McTyson) and the Graveyard book by Neil Gaiman.
I'm starting on House of Diamonds to review which is being release on the 22 Nov by Karen Jones.

but seriously when are we gonna have writers like john grisham here at home, we are good in our way but we just need to leave the traditional way and become more involved with world issues.


please am looking for where I can join a competition that will aid me sell my self to the literature world most especially poems

try these exhilirating reads

http://bookstore.trafford.com/Products/SKU-000132025/A-Rose-in-Bloom.aspx


http://www.lulu.com/product/item/pathos-of-a-wilting-rose/17531071

I finally started in my second Nigeria novel which is actually turning out so good: Purple Hibuscus. I know everyone has probably read this one.

Cheers
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Emecheta and Adichie are my favourite Nigerian writers, I just finished readinp Purple Hibiscus by Adichie and I can't help turning the pages over again. We have really great stories. Explore.

I'm so addicted to Dan Brown. I'm reading THE LOST SYMBOL for the 2nd time

I recently read 'Things fall apart' again. Buchi Emecheta is a great writer. Has a talent for delving into a woman's psyche. Adiche is also good - 'Half of a yellow sun' was quite engaging. On the whole I don't read as many Nigerian books as I'd like to 'cos I buy most of my novels from charity shops

Just finishd reading A case for need' by Micheal Crichton. Though nt Nigerian buh mehn thz book is topz.
Got me writing dwn stufz outta d buk erytym

My God I feel honoured nw am almst thru reading Dan Brownz Da Vinci Code' 2 God thz buk my God, Evrything gud iz here.
Heard abou thz buk 4rm evry legend, jus had 2 roll out and get it. A Gud read,
thriling,entertaining, lacking wrds 4 it.

Though nt Nigerian buh if u no read thz buk fynd urslf and grab.

I have all Dan Brown's book. In order of preference
1. Angels and Demons
2. Digital Fortress
3. Da Vinci Code
4. The Lost Symbol
5. Deceptive Point

^^
Wow, mehn wish I had the Digital fortress, have u read Any JOHN GRISHAM

No, I've not had any reason to read John's book

Unless I read the topic wrong, and I doubt i did, the poster's asking about the NIGERIAN books you're reading. So what's stuff about Dan Brown, Michael Crithcton and some Jamaican folk doing here?

I need to create more time to read.

Havent done so in a while.

I think the last nigerian book i read was a history one.

sniperwolf:

No, I've not had any reason to read John's book

John Grisham is the best homie, if u av never had a reason then I guess ur on a long thing.

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Getting ready to start reading Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Adichie.

Ìrèké oníbùdó by D.O Fagunwa

Ogboju Ode Ni nu Igbo Irunmale, D.O Fagunwa

NIGERIANS read this is true. its population also helps writers cope. what is the case of my country cameroon? you launch a novel and people may only buy it at the launch while the rest is left to rot at the store despite the serious theme the book is centered on and despite the books propagation.

quest for God

Anthills of the savannah-chinua Achebe

Reading Elechi Amadi's The Concubine for d umpteenth time.

Currently reading Segun Adeniyi's 'Power, Politics and Death'.

Abimbola Dare - The small print.

Good afternoon all,

I would like to share with you the opening chapter of Abimbola Dare's book - The small print. This book was released late last year on amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, smashwords.com as an e-book. Paperback copies will soon be available in good stores around Nigeria, and by mail. Please enjoy and do let me know if you are interested in purchasing the full e-copy. I can be reached on Thesmallprintebook@gmail.com for further details of the book. Yemi.

Please see literature home page

So far I have read the book titled "The Nigerian Tragedy" written by Aderonke Moyinlorun. It is a wonderful book especially as it talks about the problems of Nigeria in a fictional way. In this moment that we are in Nigeria, "the Nigeria Tragedy"is a book we all need to read to give us hope that a better Nigeria is possible. I strongly recommend this book. It just $2.99 on kindle, http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00712ROOA and $6.99 for paperback http://www.amazon.com/Nigerian-Tragedy-Aderonke-B-Moyinlorun/dp/146118598X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1327444970&sr=8-1

demelza:

Reading Elechi Amadi's The Concubine for d umpteenth time.

i can also read it over n over again,love the book

The Broken Pot: A book of short stories by Nigerian authors.
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Check out THE BLACK BOOK's trailer now on Youtube. On sale in Amazon but not yet listed.
The link is

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My recent favourite ----> http://alariwo./2012/01/28/alariwo-story-future/ ENjoy the Read

am reading - THE BLACK MASQUERADE, by MAHA MARVIN AHMED.
at only age 24- he has written four novels in the genres of science fiction, fantasy, and adventure.

His unpublished works include; Bdellium, The Realm, and In The Darkness of Our Hearts.