Greek Letters: How I Learned To Speak and Write Greek
I was born an orphan in Athens in the 1950s and was adopted by Greek Americans who had very strong
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Read MoreNigerian writer, Nneka Lesley Arimah has been announced inner of the 2019 Edition of the Caine Prize for African Writing.
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Read MoreMembers of the literati are literally waiting with bated breaths for the release of Flight Lieutenant Anthonia Egbujiobi’s brilliant, life-changing
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Read MoreHave you seen the 2019 Caine Prize shortlist? You should. It features writers from Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroun and Ethopia. I
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