A debut collection tracing diaspora, kitchens, and inheritance.
A debut collection tracing diaspora, kitchens, and inheritance. In the tradition of quiet, careful novels, Rania Okafor builds a world that rewards attention — the kind of book you read slowly, then again, and then recommend to exactly one person.
The prose alone is worth the price. I dog-eared half of it.
Slow start, but by chapter three I couldn't put it down.
One of the best things I've read this year. Bibloggie's curation is uncanny.