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I emerged from the big Diamond Bank branch where I had gone to withdraw a token for my mother and went towards the overpass (or
Today we are introducing a new writer. We have been following Amarachi Mbagwu Chilaka on social media. Her writings, curiously personal, always carry pent-up feelings
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BLACK BOY REVIEW: What inspired your book a “forever kind of dream”? IFEANYI: The title “a forever kind of dream” is a line from a
What brought you into writing “For Boys Who Went” ? For Boys Who Went is a collection of poems after my heart, it started by
I emerged from the big Diamond Bank branch where I had gone to withdraw a token for my mother and went towards the overpass (or
Today we are introducing a new writer. We have been following Amarachi Mbagwu Chilaka on social media. Her writings, curiously personal, always carry pent-up feelings
] Chibundu Onuzo is the author of The Spider King’s Daughter. Her second novel “Welcome to Lagos” published by UK’s Faber and Faber is out
(1)Nneoma Ike-N joku is a junior at St. John’s College, Santa Fe, where she studies French, Mathematics, and Laboratory Science. Besides writing, she sculpts, paints,
The Biafran story is closely woven into the history of my family. Without that war, there might probably not be a thing like me or
BBR: We would love to know how growing up was like. Growing up was fun. I am the first of five children, so there was
BLACK BOY REVIEW: What inspired your book a “forever kind of dream”? IFEANYI: The title “a forever kind of dream” is a line from a
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