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The Ake Litfest; A Comic Retrospective

Posted on10/12/2013AuthorNwokolo Chuma1 Comment

…no authorial egos were damaged in the production of these comics… don’t stop now… read on!

Categoriescuriouser n curiouser, humour, Literature, Memoir, Performance/Events, Public Commentary, travelogueTagsAdam Abubakar Ibrahim, Adepero Oduye, Ake Arts and Book Festival, Binyavanga Wainana, chuma nwokolo, Efe Paul Azino, Eghosa Imasuen, Femi Elufowoju jr., igoni barrett, Ikhide Ikheloa, Iquo DianaAbasi Eke, Lewis Fadipe, Lola Shoneyin, Michela Wrong, Molara Wood, Muthoni Garland, Myne Whiteman, Pius Adesanmi, Remi Raji, Richard Ali, Rotimi Babatunde, Teju Cole, Tolu Ogunlesi, Ukamaka Olisakwe, Wale Adebanwi, Yewande Omotosho

Afam Akeh & the Poetics of Nostalgia

Posted on12/08/2013AuthorNwokolo Chuma1 Comment

‘This poetry breathes,/ popping like corn, like street talk/ clever with rhyme.’ don’t stop now… read on!

CategoriesLiterature, Poetry, ReviewTagsAfam Akeh, Amatoritsero Ede, Chijioke Amu-nnadi, chuma nwokolo, Femi Osofisan, Gilbert Ogbowei, Iquo DianaAbasi Eke, Letter Home and Biafran Nights, NLNG Prize 2013, Obari Gomba, Promise Ogochukwu, Remi Raji, Tade Ipadeola

A Day in the Life (6 of 365 — Brothers and Books)

Posted on04/11/2012AuthorNwokolo Chuma2 Comments

We gave him up for lost, but he survived the war. don’t stop now… read on!

CategoriesEssay, Literature, Memoir, Poetry, Review, UncategorizedTagsAfam Akeh, Amatoritsero Ede, Amun Nnadi, chuma nwokolo, Elias Dunu, Esiaba Irobi, Flaming Flowers, Isidore Diala, Izzia Ahmad, Maik Nwosu, Maxim Uzoatu, Obu Udeozo, Ogaga Ifowodo, Onookome Okome, Promise Okekwe, Remi Raji, Sola Osofisan, Toyin Adewale, Uche Nduka

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@VCapildeo @ofthesparrows We should have a lit fest of cabbie poets...

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@VCapildeo: @ofthesparrows indeed! who have a literary heritage, which needs to be actualized in Britain, as my friend #ChumaNwokolo often pointed out. I was thoroughly schooled on Iqbal Allama's poetry by a cab driver who'd been hired to take me to a poetry event. He shd have been the guest.

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The Revolution Comforts the Comfortable 'There is no hatred in this world quite like the hatred of a $100k-a-year man for a $200k-a-year man..The class war is business class vs. first class; in auto terms, it’s E-Class vs. S-Class. Everybody’s comfortable' https://t.co/C5zsNS5X8O

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