Book Review: Leave My Bones in Saskatoon | Michael Afenfia
Owoicho Adakole’s happiest day also turns out to be his saddest. Earlier, he got the green light to move with his family to Saskatoon city in Saskatchewan Province in Canada after two years of tedious paperwork, but then his wife [...]
Afenfia: why I wrote ‘Leave My Bones In Saskatoon’
Nigerian-Canadian novelist Michael Afenfia is the author of six novels, ‘When the Moon Caught Fire’, ‘A Street Called Lonely’, ‘Don’t Die on Wednesday’, ‘The Mechanics of Yenagoa, ‘Rain Can Never Know’, and the just-released ‘Leave My Bones In Saskatoon’. In [...]
Michael Afenfia: As Immigrant Writer, I see Things from Two Lens
By Henry Akubuiro Michael Afenfia has many feathers to his cap. He is a storyteller and author of several critically acclaimed novels that have been nominated for awards in Nigeria. He is a lawyer with a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA), [...]
Author Michael Afenfia to “Leave his bones in Saskatoon”
Despite having a background in Law, Michael Afenfia has had a passion for writing since childhood. An immigrant, he published his first novel, When the Moon Caught Fire, a fictional account of slavery, in 2010. When he emigrated from Nigeria in 2019, [...]
The Escapades of Emoji Man and Gen-Z Geh – Nothing but Love
Written by Michael Afenfia Dear Gen-Z Geh, I too have suffered loss. First, it was Nichelle Nichols, the black lady from the Star Trek series and movies. She died at 89. I wonder if she would have wanted to [...]