The Case of the Missing Whodunit | Temitope Usman | Essay

  There is an exquisite pleasure unique to Agatha Christie and which the African literary tradition has, largely, shied away from exploring. It is the pleasure of receiving all the clues and still arriving at the wrong conclusion. Oh, the anguish! You sit with the suspects in the library, you have the timeline, you have […]

The Case of the Missing Whodunit | Temitope Usman | Essay
  There is an exquisite pleasure unique to Agatha Christie and which the African literary tradition has, largely, shied away from exploring. It is the pleasure of receiving all the clues and still arriving at the wrong conclusion. Oh, the anguish! You sit with the suspects in the library, you have the timeline, you have […]