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On the 26th of September we had a great time with author @Chinkemkasimma at the book reading of the thought-provoking book, HUSBAND IS USELESS ☺️

Indeed a time was had!!

#bookstoreinenugu #readers #husbandisuseless

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In this review of Moses Inwang's Ordinary People, @AjuIsaac22126 explores the thematic and structural connotations of Nollywood's latest action-thriller series that globally premiered on #Netflix on September 4.

Full review: https://t.co/zFigXbCvF7

#OrdinaryPeople #filmreview

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October is here! But what were readers picking up at The Tiny Dot Bookstore @TDBookstores last month?

Our September Bestseller List is here, featuring 5 fiction titles currently at the top of our list!

Check out the list: https://t.co/1qTt6i4njX

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In this new opinion piece for The Tiny Dot Review, Emmanuel Sylvia Chidera @ECsylvia reflects on EASTCOSEL 2026, examining the conference's conversations around AI, language, literature, education and the future of the humanities.

Full article on the website.

#AI #EASTCOSEL2026

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In conversation with US-based Nigerian novelist and publisher, @ChineduOnoyima, about his Nigerian debut, writing, publishing in the diaspora and the ideal Nigerian novel.

Full interview on The Tiny Dot Review.

Get 'The Yellow Trumpet' from @TDBookstores or @Rovingheights.

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"I also think trauma can become so heavily relied upon in storytelling that it begins to feel overstimulating ..."

For The Tiny Dot Review, @AjuIsaac22126 gets in touch with @Chinkemkasimma following the release of her novel, 'Husband Is Useless'.

Read: https://t.co/vsYUW3qrTi

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In 'In Quest of The Artist and His Craft', @Nketgodwin96 takes an interrogative look at Onyeche's poetic expression, examining his collection's strongest moments, its treatment of grief..., and the places where its language succeeds or falls short.

Read: https://t.co/VXDIqUXwvW

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BLACK SLAVE FREEDOM.

This painting isn't about Slavery . It's about what comes after. It is about the first breath of a free woman. Liberation is not just breaking chains, it is standing long enough to decide who you are without anybody.