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cheeamaka
Hive Book Club
2y
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DAUGHTERS WHO WALK THIS PATH // A REVIEW
When a friend uploaded a list of books she would be starting to read for the month, I was first attracted to the title of this book although I couldn't quite guess where the writer was going with the title.
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cheeamaka
Hive Book Club
2y
NEARLY ALL THE MEN IN LAGOS ARE MAD // A REVIEW
I think I'm on a streak. Was just last week or so that I finished and gave a review of Americanah and already, I'm done with another. Two books, actually. Took me about three days to get done with
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cheeamaka
Hive Book Club
2y
AMERICANAH || BOOK REVIEW
Finally! After long months away from my books and the struggle to even read through this, I finally am done. I guess that a number of you remember reading that semi-rant, I have lost my penchant for writing
divineinyang
writing
9y
On The Writing of "Fantasies" as an African Writer.
Hello Steemians. Today, I would like to discuss a literary issue; that of writing fantasies. Often times, African writers who have interests in writing fantasies encounter some form of opposition from
wiseagent
Movies & TV Shows
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We need to talk about bad movies.
This publication was also writen in SPANISH and PORTUGUESE. Final Draft Bad movies... Who has never watched one, right? Sooner or later, everyone who likes cinema (or who simply watches movies randomly)
travelmaster
african-literature
9y
Wise Man Words About African Literature
Among the Igbo the art of conversation is regarded very highly, and proverbs are the palm-oil with which words are eaten. Chinua Achebe
travelmaster
african-literature
9y
Wise Man Words About African Literature
Among the Igbo the art of conversation is regarded very highly, and proverbs are the palm-oil with which words are eaten. Chinua Achebe
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