Lara’s Lessons, though a fictional account, is a timely manual for African/Nigerian parents raising young, vulnerable girls in a Gen-Z and Gen-X era with all its accompanying evils and tragedies meted on young women at the slightest opportunity.
“A writer is like a camera or a screen. You must regularly go back to your past and replay the tapes so that people of the present will see what happened . . .” said Odili Ujubuonu,
Review – A Feast for Memory When I got a copy of A Feast for Memory dubbed ‘a curious literary artifact’ by Tendai