The Lost Lagos Sessions
Dami AjayiOld culture writings in a new sack
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My name is Dami Ajayi. I am an author, poet, psychiatrist and cultural critic. I have written three books of poetry. I would recommend Clinical Blues if you enjoy poetry influenced by modernism and music. I would recommend A Woman’s Body is...
9. On The Jide Taiwo's History Made
My name is Dami Ajayi. I am an author, poet, psychiatrist and cultural critic. I have written three books of poetry. I would recommend Clinical Blues if you enjoy poetry influenced by modernism and music. I would recommend A Woman’s Body is...
8. God's Engineering: A-Q's Emotional Audit of the Mainstream
My name is Dami Ajayi. I am an author, poet, psychiatrist and cultural critic. I have written three books of poetry. I would recommend Clinical Blues if you enjoy poetry influenced by modernism and music. I would recommend A Woman’s Body is...
7. How Omawumi Became a Jazz Vocalist
My name is Dami Ajayi. I am an author, poet, psychiatrist and cultural critic. I have written three books of poetry. I would recommend Clinical Blues if you enjoy poetry influenced by modernism and music. I would recommend A Woman’s Body is...
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