
Noo Saro-Wiwa
@noosarowiwa
Author of Black Ghosts (Canongate, 2023) and Looking For Transwonderland: Travels in Nigeria (Sunday Times Travel Book of the Year)
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Here’s an interview with Noo Saro-Wiwa about her new book courtesy Janet Remmington. Read it, you’ll be glad you did -> theconversation.com/black-ghosts-n… via The Conversation Africa

.Noo Saro-Wiwa is a British-Nigerian journalist & author of ‘Black Ghosts’, Danny Vincent is a British journalist of Dominican & Nigerian descent. 🇨🇳 Read their conversation about China’s African community & the country’s ‘pragmatic' attitudes to race: chathamhouse.org/publications/t…

Noo Saro-Wiwa on “Black Ghosts” in China and the Complex Lives of the African Diaspora – The China-Global South Project chinaglobalsouth.com/podcasts/noo-s… via The China-Global South Project #china #blackbooks #africansinchina


Looking forward to speaking about Black Ghosts at the Sherborne Travel Writing Festival on Friday April 5th, alongside Monisha Rajesh 🍉 Davina Quinlivan , photographer Don McCullin, Tim Hannigan, Nick Danziger and others. sherborneliterarysociety.com/travel-writing…


Only 2 weeks till #SherborneTravelWritingFestival. Lots of great people on the programme including Noo Saro-Wiwa Benedict Allen Tom Parfitt Monisha Rajesh 🍉. I'll join Hilary Bradt Caroline Mills & Brian Jackman for the "Writing Britain" panel on Saturday sherbornetravelwritingfestival.com



Thanks Benedict Allen, it was so lovely meeting you! I can see why you were able to survive those rainforests alone — charm and humour are all the entourage you need (and a bit of madness 😆). Beautiful photos in your presentation too 👌🏾

'Black Ghosts: A Journey into the Lives of Africans' in China by Noo Saro-Wiwa provides insight into the daily lives of small-time entrepreneurs, students, professionals and those who are trapped by visa issues – or, perhaps, remain for romantic reasons. theafricareport.com/343672/noo-sar…



A beautifully written piece in Condé Nast Traveller Conde Nast Traveller, thank you Noo Saro-Wiwa : cntraveller.com/article/a-guid… #mudlarkingfinds #mudlark #mudlarking


I’ve read a number of these excellent books this year. Caroline Eden’ Cold Kitchen (which begins in Uzbekistan), Matthew Teller’s Daybreak in Gaza, & Noo Saro-Wiwa’s Black Ghosts are my top 3 recommendations.



‘Wear the old coat and buy the new book.’ - Austin Phelps So many brilliant ones to choose from ❤️📚📖 Alice Loxton Robert Macfarlane ROB COWEN Gordon Buchanan Levison Wood Guy Shrubsole Noo Saro-Wiwa Tom Chesshyre Michael Robb Stanfords
