Sonala Olumhense does an excellent, entertaining review of Chinua Achebe's latest offering. I love this review. Great, great job.
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- Chielozona Eze
- Nigerian writer, philosopher and scholar. Associate professor of Anglophone and Postcolonial and African Literature at Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago.
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- There is no such thing as pure African culture
- Trusting Your Narrator
- Sisters on the edge
- Chinua Achebe: Too Dangerous For Absence
- How Not to Write a Novel
- The Waiting is the Worst Part
- What writers should know about the publishing process
- Ugandan official: cane dead bodies as example to t...
- How to Compose a Poem with your garment
- You can run, but you can't hide
- You Think You Can Blog?
- Achebe rejects endorsement as 'father of modern Af...
- Nairobi Heat - Mukoma wa Ngugi
- The lost promise of outrage
- We are sailing
- Strange Passages To Harare North [Book Review]
- Black woman wins Prix Goncourt for the first time
- Nigerian Sefi Atta Wins the 2009 Noma Award
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