"What happens when a book deliberately sets out to provoke? In this conversation, literary critic Maurice Oginga takes a critical look at Dr. Kavirondo, pointing to the gaps in the book and the sweeping generalisations made by its author. But beyond the flaws and unanswered questions, Oginga considers what the book ultimately succeeds in doing: starting conversations that might otherwise remain uncomfortable or unexplored. Does a book have to be perfect to achieve what it set out to do?"
Forget the Cover. Judge a Book by Its Editor, Says Maurice Oginga The Literature Guru
"What happens when a book deliberately sets out to provoke? In this conversation, literary critic Maurice Oginga takes a critical look at Dr. Kavirondo, pointing to the gaps in the book and the sweeping generalisations made by its author. But beyond the flaws and unanswered questions, Oginga…


