Lulu Kililuck is a nonfictional writer with a knack for scrutinizing the nuances of culture, religion, politics, and formal education, Through an appeal to introspective reviews, she expose the universality of norms and cultures. To her, the world is one big reflecting mirror replicating its reflection in different colors. An outspoken African writer who is not afraid of ruffling feathers as she expresses her critical views on culture and traditions. Her interest in promoting social equity amongst individuals and groups of people with divergent social interests and personalities is seen throughout her works Candy of Freedom and Counterclockwise that align her with the 'socially nonconformists'. Despite her nonconformist stance, her works are loved by many because they speak to the core essence of the human spirit which is often undermined by societal norms, and power structures. She breaks the rules of conventional writing protocols to reintroduce language as an artistic medium of expression while maintaining the intellectual integrity of the subject matter. She is an unparalleled and influential writer in her own right. As one of her readers said 'read her books at your own risk because you will never be the same after reading them.'