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INTERVIEW: Amiri Baraka: Djali Dialogue – Advice To Young Writers

• May 20, 2012 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Culture, literary theory, literature, poets, writers, writing
Tags: Amiri Baraka, black arts, kalamu ya salaam, Langston Hughes


Linguicide: An Excerpt from Something Torn and New

• December 13, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Posted in african history, african literature, books, literary theory, literature, political thought, reading, tichaona chinyelu, Uncategorized
Tags: linguicide, ngugi wa thiong'o, something torn and new, tichaona chinyelu


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