ARTICLES
Hilary Mantel discusses The Mirror & The Light (Times Literary Supplement)H
Baraza Resort review: This elegant hotel in Zanzibar is a feast for the senses (City AM)
Phoebe Waller-Bridge on the creation of Fleabag (Times Literary Supplement)
The unexpected consequence of gorilla conservation in Uganda (City AM)
Swimming With Sharks: Hillary and Chelsea Clinton discuss their new book, Gutsy Women (Times Literary Supplement)
10 Things Nigeria Does Better Than Anywhere Else (CNN Travel)
Book review: A Short History of Things Fall Apart (Times Literary Supplement)
Jumby Bay Hotel Review, Antigua: A luxury hideaway on a former sugar plantation (City AM)
When, if Ever, Is It Unethical to Visit a Country? (New York Times)
50 Favourite Places in the UK (The Guardian)
Valsana Hotel in Switzerland: a geothermally powered Alpine retreat (City AM Travel)
Working Class Heroine: Michelle Obama at Royal Festival Hall (Times Literary Supplement)
Dialogue of bodies: a review of Maryse Condé's memoir (Times Literary Supplement)
LGBT books Documenting Diversity in Nigeria (Times Literary Supplement)
Republic of Georgia: A land of conquest, casinos and copious wine (City AM Travel)
The Hidden Wonders of Uzbekistan (City AM Travel)
Review of Emily Witt's Nollywood: The Making of a Film Empire (Times Literary Supplement)
Review of Bram Posthumus's Guinea: Masks, Music & Minerals (Times Literary Supplement)
Why Dirty Dancing Would Never Be Made Today (The Guardian)
Daring to Dream: a review of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o's latest books (Times Literary Supplement)
Playboy cars and pentecostal stars (Times Literary Supplement)
Bombastic, monochrome and simplistic - and yet I still love Top Gun (The Guardian)
Review of Nigeria by Richard Bourne (Prospect)
From Nok to Afrobeat (Times Literary Supplement)
A Writer's Tale - a review Of Terri Ochiagha's Achebe & Friends (Times Literary Supplement)
When literary credos collide (Financial Times)
Boko Haram: Why selfies won’t ‘bring back our girls’ (Prospect)
What's in a name? Well, the right letters would help (The Guardian)
Why The Sound of Music is still genius at 50 (The Guardian)
There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra by Chinua Achebe - a review (The Guardian)
Trinidad carnival - the Caribbean's biggest party (The Guardian)
Another Man's War by Barnaby Phillips - a review (Nsibidi Institute)
Chocolate Nations by Orla Ryan - a review (Nsibidi Institute)
Paradise Within (James Murua literary blog)