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*Best books according to the following: Brittle Paper: Adam: A collection inspired by the 2001 discovery of a young Black boy’s remains. The book explores loss, identity, and Black lives through Genesis and Yoruba culture. Ghostroots: Stories are set in a re-imagined Lagos. From a vengeful house to an eerie inheritance, Aguda mixes supernatural with everyday life. Little Rot: A book that plunge readers into the gritty underbelly of a Nigerian city. The novel is a story of sex, corruption, and betrayal. Electric Literature: Ghostroots: Tying together the strange, the supernatural, and the ordinary, each story finds new ways to haunt you long after you’ve read them. Neighbors and Other Stories: These stories explore race and racism in the mid twentieth century. Intimate, precise, and chilling. The Moon that Turns You Back: A blistering, prescient, and formally innovative ode to the landscapes Hala Alyan has loved. We trusted these sources, so we hope you are intrigued! Let us know which book you have read u002F is in your list ♥️