Grateful for this review of my new book The Blue Period in The Boston Globe
bostonglobe.com/2024/05/02/opi…

I interviewed the legendary El Anatsui for the Financial Times last week, when he arrived in London to install his Tate Modern Turbine Hall commission, which opened last night – and what a lovely experience it was. It's in the paper today too
ft.com/content/c5fe76…

'The archives include her personal letters and emails, speeches and public addresses, records of her activism, the Liberian peacemaking process, her presidential campaigns, and her work with international development organizations.' thecrimson.com/article/2023/6…

#Seesaw is an energetic comedy of cultural dislocation - and in its humour, intelligence and piety-pricking, it is a refreshing and hugely enjoyable act of literary rebellion.

Author: Timothy Ogene

NGN 7000

L.A. novelist Percival Everett, in advance of his latest, 'Dr. No,' talks about nothing latimes.com/entertainment-…

Happy paperback publication day to SEESAW by UEA alumnus Timothy Ogene!

Happy publication to the paperback of #Seesaw by Timothy Ogene

'A refreshing look at aspects of American culture and politics through the eyes of a Nigerian scholar visiting Boston' @helonhabila

Buy the book: bit.ly/SwiftSeesaw

' . . . exactly two centuries after the document was supposedly drafted, Burrowes set out to solve the existential mystery and clarify our understanding of a critical chapter of U.S. and African history.' Smithsonian Magazine
smithsonianmag.com/history/liberi…

This little poem by Audre Lorde increasingly fascinates me…

It’s here! After 5 years in the making today is #Metronome publication day!

All thanks to Karolina Sutton Emma Herdman Greg Heinimann Ros Ellis Amy Donegan Caitlin Leydon and everyone Bloomsbury Books UK who has been instrumental in making this happen.

An absolute dream team!

Our Ground Floor paperback fiction tables are bursting with handpicked staff favourites and Piccadilly bestsellers, from the books everyone's talking about to the under the radar indie treasures.
Head upstairs to our first floor fiction section for thousands more.

oh, squints...

SEESAW by UEA alumnus Timothy Ogene
MORDEW by alumnus Alex Pheby
SOMEBODY LOVES YOU by alumna Mona Arshi
and
COMMON GROUND by alumna Naomi Ishiguro!

I absolutely love this review of #Seesaw by Timothy Ogene Swift Press ed public relations ❤️ so glad you found it 'blisteringly funny' SuzanneHarrington

A HUGE pleasure to review Timothy Ogene fantastic, funny, smart, poignant novel #Seesaw for writersmosaic

writersmosaic.org.uk/reviews/seesaw/

'As a reader, you find yourself rooting for Frank.' Thank you SuzanneHarrington! writersmosaic.org.uk/reviews/seesaw/ Swift Press writersmosaic

From veterans Wole Soyinka, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Bernardine Evaristo, Damon Galgut, & Teju Cole to new voices Timothy Ogene, Cheswayo Mphanza, Khadija Bajaber & Suyi Davies, here are the top titles of the year by African writers.
opencountrymag.com/the-60-notable…

i am so proud of everyone that worked on this issue of Lolwe. from the writers, guest editors, in-house editors, illustrator and photographer. i am pleased with the work published in issue 4.
lolwe.org/issue-4/

2021 has been a long year, but books can never be long. This was the best books we have had access to and read in 2021. We made a list to celebrate their storylines. Never late, you can still read and order here: theblackboyreview.com/our-best-book-…

Great to see this extract of #Seesaw - thank-you! ❤️