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    Gathering the Words

    By Rotimi Ogunjobi

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    Gathering the Words is an oeuvre of self-analysis in which the author reveals as philosopher, novelist, satirist, storyteller and playwright, the events that instigated each of the work selected for introduction in this book. The author creatively critiques the challenges of these times on a global scale but with greater emphasis on Africa and shows how they have influenced his writings. Gathering the Words brings to the reader honesty and brilliance that is only natural with true writers .The voice is unique, witty and memorable, a lively and powerful reflection of a simple love for storytelling.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 16, 2019
    ISBN9780244827137
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