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''All in all, Colours of Perception: An Autobiography is a delightsome read, an elegant work of literature and a profound addition to that community of documentations of history for posterity...''

SEESAW follows the journey of a Nigerian writer from Port Jumbo in Nigeria to Boston, United States, where he has been awarded a prestigious William Blake fellowship for emerging writers.

This satire on stereotyping explores US academia through the eyes of a visiting Nigerian scholar

This year key prizes have gone to writers from Africa and the diaspora. Damon Galgut, Mohamed Mbougar Sarr, Abdulrazak Gurnah and others explain what winning means to them

The author of this laugh-out-loud satire has form for disputes with the literary establishment