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Irenosen Okojie
December 2023
The books of my life
Irenosen Okojie: ‘June Jordan reminds me of the irrepressible power and spirit of black women’
The author on being mesmerised by The Virgin Suicides, the life‑changing Toni Morrison – and the book that’s too devastating to reread
October 2023
British Library celebrates the surging popularity of fantasy fiction
Authors’ sketches, early editions and movie props all feature in a new exhibition exploring the long history of the genre
September 2020
Top 10s
Top 10 goddesses in fiction
In ancient myth – and novels by authors from Neil Gaiman to Toni Morrison – these ambiguous figures are sometimes repressive, sometimes inspiring
July 2020
Irenosen Okojie wins the Caine prize for 'stunning' short story Grace Jones
Nigerian-British author says £10,000 award for African writing has instilled her with confidence as a black and female experimental writer
December 2019
Nudibranch by Irenosen Okojie review – weird and wild short stories
An extraordinary collection of surreal tales takes in time travel, molluscs and monks
November 2016
Speak Gigantular by Irenosen Okojie review – surreal tales of love and loneliness
Inner demons surface with surprising results in these explorations of alienation and mental deterioration
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