Literary Analysis

The Power of Love by Amos Adehi is not a love story as the title may have suggested. With its pragmatic narrative, nonetheless, it is more valuable than any romantic fantasy most readers expect.  While it may not be apocalyptic or so, the book’s plot is about the Christian faith.  It is a book…

Yes, Dr. J.B. Haldane had rightly proposed when he said, “Not only is the universe stranger than we suppose, but stranger than we can suppose.” The strangeness of life from an account of a true story many have seen eye to eye with, was the focal point of Whitley Strieber’s Communion. In the nonfictional…

Wole Soyinka’s Telephone Conversation has been widely misinterpreted—not in its central message but through the lines that make the message up.  When I was in high school, my teacher had once spoken about Wole Soyinka’s Telephone Conversation en passant, and from that time onward until recently when I was privileged to lay my hands…

Would you imagine hate in love? How about love in discontent? Or going on in life with an identity someone else planned for you? Well, Black and Blue stands to give an insight into these questions. I know you’re eager to read the full analysis of this work, so we shall go into that…