No Wahala! How Lagos life taught me to survive daily disruption

In Lagos, Nigeria, “No wahala” means “no problem”. “No wahala” is typically offered as a response when there is plenty of wahala. For example, early on when I was living in Lagos, I could be met with this morning news brought by house staff: “There is no water,...

News from Australia

G’day Australia and the rest of the world! I hope you’re well and staying safe during this unprecedented and challenging time. Due to lockdowns imposed to control the virus spread here, my trans-Australian author tour was cancelled when “Alec” and I were 100...

‘Gibbous Moon Over Lagos’ is launched!

After 5 years of (part-time) writing, getting beta reader feedback, re-writing, structural edit, re-writing, finding a publisher (1 year – thank you Hardie Grant!), re-writing, copy edit, re-writing, legal review, re-writing, cover development (finding Sylvester...