97 Days Benin itself is vividly imagined

Benin itself is vividly imagined in a historical narrative that runs in parallel with the contemporary London one

"Never cover an assignment without collecting a brown envelope

this sweeping tale follows Harlan Elliott as he shockingly moves from New York jazz clubs to imprisonment in Nazi concentration camps

hoping to come to some sort of resolution with his past

The club makes it possible for Kayo to escape her tedious life

97 Days Benin itself is vividly imaginedStill haunted by the first time he saw his second daughter, 97 Days covers the time period that Kabir's second daughter spent in the NICU following her birth. As a second foray into fatherhood, Kabir and his partner are sure that they know what to expect, but a difficult conception journey and pregnancy complications result in their child being born three months early, and puts their understanding of parenthood, coupledom and selfhood into jeopardy