Ken Liu *clears cobwebs* 3. Something Strange, Like Hunger - Malika Moustadraf A posthumous collection of 14 short stories exploring themes of gender, oppression, sexuality and survival in every day Moroccan life. Bought this book because of the quoted tweet and I have no regrets ✨✨

Next relationship? Straight to the altar. No detours Insha Ar-Rahman.

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Let's go to the bookstore 📚

Boy to girl : No matter how they advertise Polygamy, don’t patronize it because there is nothing beautiful about it fr

In Nigeria, Chigozie Obioma's The Road to the Country costs N15,000 (paperback) or N20,000 (hardback) Oyin Olugbile's Sanya costs N15,000 (paperback) Nikki May's This Motherless Land costs N10,000 (paperback) or N17,000 (hardback). To collect all three, you would need at

normalize reading book in public.

I really need to lock in this week oo. Mo kan te phone bi alafise.😭

“If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.” — Toni Morrison #writing #writer #reader #publisher #bookworm #books #famousquote #quotes #TolulopePopoola #AccomplishPress

i genuinely can't wait to move past this phase of my life, i'm so unhappy.

'There is an eye following you and you know. Everywhere you go, e dey look you. The eye is made up of people. The eye does not blink, talk less of sleep. The eye is us, curious. The eye is a city; this eye na Lagos. Èkó.' Day 17 of #Nigerianliterature

I've come to the conclusion that: If you're an actual smart person - to find love and stay in love, you need to consciously relegate rational thinking. Love thrives at the highest frequency of compromise and sacrifice - at that frequency, logic cannot ALWAYS mutually coexist.

I don’t want again abeg

yall are under spells….

People love to criticize reading in public as performative but I can't stress enough how much it would improve our collective mental health if we all carried books wherever we went.

Instead of texting your ex, open Excel and do small pivot table.

i recommend the absolute best books ever: just tell me your preferred genre. i will always have something for you. see this person gushing over my rec on their story. because my taste in books>>>>>

i don’t like how we glamorize suffering (or abuse in this case). why must you cry at all?

"Chike lived with his mother and two sisters in the village of Umuofia. His father had died many years ago. His mother worked very hard to feed and clothe her three children and send them to school. " Day 18 of #Nigerianliterature