Noo Saro-Wiwa
Travel writer and author of
Looking For Transwonderland: Travels in Nigeria
ARTICLES, RADIO & TV
Review of Pico Iyer's The Half Known Life (Times Literary Supplement)
Right of Way: Understanding Blackness in the English Rural Landscape (ArtReview)
People Changing the Future of Travel (Condé Nast Traveller)
Glamping retreat in France (Condé Nast Traveller)
My Nigeria (The Guardian)
Justice My Father Died For (Chatham House)
Podcast: discussion about Tim Hannigan's The Travel Writing Tribe (Times Literary Supplement)
Book review: The Travel Writing Tribe by Tim Hannigan (Times Literary Supplement)
Restaurant review: Chuku's (Condé Nast Traveller)
COVID-19 in Nigeria (The Round Table, The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs)
Book review: Travelling While Black by Nanjala Nyabola (Times Literary Supplement)
Why Lagos, Nigeria, Is the Cultural Capital We're Heading to Next (Condé Nast Traveller)
Classic travel book review: An African in Greenland (The Times)
More voices for a bigger picture: the benefits of diversity in travel writing (Times Literary Supplement)
15 Travel Books Written by people of Colour (Condé Nast Traveller)
Hilary Mantel discusses The Mirror & The Light (Times Literary Supplement)H
Baraza Resort review: Zanzibar (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)