Vanessa tucks a Nokia phone in her bra and waits outside on a wooden stool, watching the road from morning through evening, certain her son, Kwame, will return because a prophet promised a date. When she wakes from exhausted sleep, it is already midnight. She does not know that in Agadez, Kwame’s friend Jide clutches … Continue reading When Grief Mistakes Its Enemy: A Review of Kwame, Come Home