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Maya C. James Reviews Son of the Storm by Suyi Davies Okungbowa

Maya C. James Reviews Son of the Storm by Suyi Davies Okungbowa
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Review: 'Son Of The Storm,' By Suyi Davies Okungbowa : NPR

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Within the borders of Bassa, power the maintenance of it, the rituals around it is held fast by strict rules and a brutal caste system, generational expectations, and ambition.
While this may seem like a comfortably familiar epic fantasy setup, I was delighted to discover that
Son of the Storm, the first novel in the Nameless Republic trilogy by Nigerian author Suyi Davies Okungbowa, is absolutely anything but.
Instead, ambition and intrigue cause surprises on nearly every page as characters reach for power in unpredictable and nuanced ways. More importantly, the novel purposefully reveals the lure of power and the generational impact of this intrigue, both from the perspectives of the powerful, and from the points of view of those who do not, will not, or cannot, hold power. ....

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'Son Of The Storm' Explores Power And Its Transformations

Fran Wilde
Within the borders of Bassa, power the maintenance of it, the rituals around it is held fast by strict rules and a brutal caste system, generational expectations, and ambition.
While this may seem like a comfortably familiar epic fantasy setup, I was delighted to discover that
Son of the Storm, the first novel in the Nameless Republic trilogy by Nigerian author Suyi Davies Okungbowa, is absolutely anything but.
Instead, ambition and intrigue cause surprises on nearly every page as characters reach for power in unpredictable and nuanced ways. More importantly, the novel purposefully reveals the lure of power and the generational impact of this intrigue, both from the perspectives of the powerful, and from the points of view of those who do not, will not, or cannot, hold power. ....

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All the New Fantasy Books Arriving in May!

Head below for the full list of fantasy titles heading your way in May!
Keep track of all the new SFF releases here. All title summaries are taken and/or summarized from copy provided by the publisher. Note: Release dates are subject to change.

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So begins a beautiful and tragic quest as a heartbroken mother sets out to save her lost daughter, through the realms of the real, of dream, and even into the underworld itself. But determination alone is not enough. For to save something precious, she must give up something precious, be it a song, a memory, or her freedom itself… ....

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African authors – writing for the world - New African Magazine

African authors – writing for the world
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Gail Collins outlines the growth of African literature, from the 18th century to modern times.
In 1761, a small child, Phillis Wheatley (as renamed by the family she worked for) was captured and taken from her home in West Africa to Boston in the US. Fortunately, she landed in the arms of a benevolent family who taught her to read and write but they would have been totally unaware that this would lead her to become the first African to have work published in the UK and US with her collection of poetry –
Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral – in 1773. ....

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