Amara Nicole Okolo
Amara Nicole Okolo is a young lawyer from Anambra State. She grew up in
                                                        Kaduna, Owerri, Akwa Ibom and Umuahia, which she believes helped in making
                                                        her the writer she is today. 
Her novel, Black Sparkle Romance was published
                                                        in 2014 by Ankara Press, an imprint of Cassava Republic. 
 References to her
                                                        work have appeared on The Guardian UK and Africa, CNN, Africa in Words, Okay
                                                        Africa, Brittle Paper and Chimurenga the Chronic and Reuters (Africa). 
She
                                                        currently lives in Abuja.
Published Books
                                        
                                    son of man
OUR MEN…
                                            A university graduate in desperate need of a job. A father’s vengeance for a
                                            dead son. A young pragmatic man humbled by the horrors of incarceration. An
                                            old man’s dying gift to a generation. A journalist’s courage in a notorious
                                            military government. A youth corper’s temperance of religion, love and
                                            survival
                                            …THEIR STORIES.
                                            From the quiet town of Umuahia to the creeks of Bonny Island, the sweltering
                                            plains of Jos to the bustling hub of Lagos, these Nigerian men have a story
                                            to tell. Stories of life, love, family, happiness, sorrow, pestilence and
                                            death—situations faced every day in their lives. Armed with objectivity,
                                            some find peace with their resolutions, while some face dire consequences
                                            with prices to pay; with their freedom, or worst yet, their lives.