In this episode of Bookable Space we’re joined by Stella Oni. Stella reads from Deadly Sacrifice and answers three questions about writing as remembering, writing spaces, and what writing makes possible. It’s an engaging discussion of process and craft.
About the Author:
Stella Oni is a British-Nigerian crime writer, podcaster, public speaker and technologist. She is the author of Deadly Sacrifice and host of Talking Tech with Creatives. She is a guest lecturer for the University of Cambridge PACE and speaks on writing, technology, creativity and building a sustainable creative career.
About the Book:
Deadly Sacrifice introduces British-Nigerian police detective Toks Ade, investigating the ritualistic murder of a child. As the case draws her into a world of family secrets, cultural tensions and hidden loyalties, Toks must navigate both London policing and the Nigerian community around the crime to uncover the truth.
About the host
Yvonne Battle-Felton is an author, academic, and podcaster. Her debut, Remembered, was longlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction and the Not the Booker, and shortlisted for the Jhalak Prize. Winner of The Shirley Jackson Award, Curdle Creek is her second novel. Yvonne was a finalist in the Hurston Wright Foundation Legacy Zora Award for Fiction, has been awarded the RSL Scriptorium Award, and lives in West Yorkshire, England. She aims to create a literary community bringing readers and writers together over words.
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