Book Reviews On 54 African Books — One To Represent Each Country Of The Motherland
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Why is Baho! hardly mentioned when people ask about African Literature
Greetings, it seems like the year is moving faster than the speed of light. Reminds me of when I was a child how my mama would say when you get older, time flys, and here we are, the month of May is halfway over.
I didn’t realize that I h...
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April is the month where in some parts of the globe Spring has sprung and it feels like a rebirth. During this time Poetry and Jazz are recognized and celebrated on a national level. The combo of poetry and jazz is definitely a vibe, makes...
Heavy On The Happy Poetry Month
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‘Kin’ — a book review
Let me say, I am not one to follow the trends. I have my own mind and the books folks rave about I will gladly wait for the paperback or for ebook to go one sale.
Yet, I became caught in the wave of reading Kin before I l knew it. I put a...
"It had to be into the sea, the living being that makes things perennial" -Beatriz Nascimento
At the age of 18 I became consciously aware of the histories evolving around the continent of Africa. I was constantly studying via books, documentaries, and oral traditions. Trying to understand the differences between western propaganda a...
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Book Reviews On African Writers & Those Of The Diaspora \ud83d\udcda 2025 Challenge: Read One Book From Each Country In Africa. That’s 54 Books, 54 Authors, 54 Compelling Stories That Should Be Read Across The Globe.
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