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The Present Generation Of Nigerian Authors by Mariamojo(op): 2:27pm On May 28, 2023
I love reading novels. I'm there with that book as long as it has an intriguing storyline. So I’m always looking for new novels, especially African novels, to read. Lately, I’ve read quite a number of novels by Nigerian authors, and our present authors are vibrant and pushing the boundaries of African literature. I believe that being part of a digital age, they’ve been able to experiment with new ways of storytelling. The novels always address difficult issues that are not discussed enough in society.

Please share some relatively new Nigerian novels you recommend, I’m looking to expand my library.
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Re: The Present Generation Of Nigerian Authors by nidose6266: 6:58am On Jun 06, 2023
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Re: The Present Generation Of Nigerian Authors by Septagon: 11:16am On Jun 08, 2023
I find modern African writers to be boring,lame and dull.I can hardly finish a novel.and I use to finish like 3 novels a week.they are incorporating too much foreign themes.i wud rate them 3 over 10
Re: The Present Generation Of Nigerian Authors by 1MILLIONLiGHTS(m): 10:38pm On Jun 10, 2023
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Re: The Present Generation Of Nigerian Authors by 1MILLIONLiGHTS(m): 10:40pm On Jun 10, 2023
Septagon:
I find modern African writers to be boring,lame and dull.I can hardly finish a novel.and I use to finish like 3 novels a week.they are incorporating too much foreign themes.i wud rate them 3 over 10
some of them were born and raised there, just like irenosen, you can see how her "Grace Jones" was.
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