Meet the bookstagrammer is a bi-weekly feature on the RH blog where we speak with book lovers and bookstagrammers and have them share insights on their reading culture to motivate and encourage book lovers all over the world. But not book lovers alone, this feature also encourages non-book lovers to develop a healthy reading culture. […]
This interview took place between Nnaemeka Nnam and Eloghosa Osunde via email. Eloghosa Osunde is a Nigerian writer and multidisciplinary maker. An alumna of the Lambda Literary Workshop (2019), New York Film Academy (2017) and the Caine Prize Workshop (2018), Eloghosa’s writing has appeared in multiple publications including Paris Review (where she writes a column), Granta, Gulf Coast, Georgia Review, Guernica, Lithub, Catapult, Berlin Quarterly and her visual art in Vogue, […]
Meet our bookstagrammer is a bi-weekly feature on the RH blog where we speak with booklovers and bookstagrammers and have them share insights on their reading culture to motivate and encourage booklovers all over the world. But not book lovers alone, this feature also encourages non-book lovers to develop a healthy reading culture. For our […]
It has been established that people read books for different reasons; for fun, to escape real life, to gain knowledge, etc.In this article, we’ll be recommending books for every reason. A book recommendation for when you need to cry, laugh, leave a bad relationship, invest in a business and many more. A book for when […]
There were a few things that didn’t quite work for me in the book. I found it difficult to connect with the beehive experience, as it felt foreign to me. However, I appreciated that it served as a tool in
I felt that Farouq wasn’t fleshed out enough for me to get a real sense of his “personness” if that’s a word. Although I understand why this wasn’t a priority in the story.
The House of Shells is a book that manages to be both emotionally powerful and culturally insightful. Set in a small village in West Africa, the story follows the journey of a young girl named Kiku, as she navigates the complexities of friendship, family, and superstition. Through Kiku’s eyes, readers are transported to a world […]
Yes, we’ve all been at the stage where we set reading goals and find them hard to complete, it might be due to work life, stress or other issues. Recently there was a discourse on Twitter on how people who claim to read 100+ books yearly are liars; don’t be this person. In this article, […]
The Rovingheights blog is back and better! And we are here to give you everything and more. From tips on how to complete your reading goals to recommendations and character evaluation, we promise to make our articles fun and informative! We are in the month of love and some of you spent your valentine’s day […]
Female writers have written under pseudonyms since time immemorial for various reasons, some out of a desire for anonymity, others for their works to be accepted by a wider audience and in most cases for their books to be accepted for publication at all! From earliest memories of Anne’s Bradstreet’s book authored by “A Gentlewoman […]
“We are so accustomed to disguise ourselves to others that in the end we become disguised to ourselves” - Rochefoucauld One moment, I’m overcritical about my diet. Other times, I’m like, Fuck it! You don’t come by a culinary potpourri of this kind, every time. (I mean, I’m at Four Point By Sheraton for this Leading […]
