Monday, 31 October 2016

OVERVIEW OF BOOK





Sorry you've been troubled is a new book written by Omoseye Bolaji, scheduled for formal publication in early 2017.          

The first part of the book contains the text of a major speech on literature delivered by the author around mid-2016. The thought-provoking, scintillating speech is titled "Sorry you've been troubled".     
  
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The second part of the book contains "swift and breezy" book reviews done by the author in recent times. The selected books include many celebrated works written by African authors like Chinua Achebe, Ayi Kwei Armah, Wole Soyinka (above), Kole Omotosho, NMM Duman, Robert Wellesley Cole, Kofi Awoonor, Laolu Ogunniyi, Chinweizu, prof Palmer, etc

The author also includes some literary profiles of selected African writers in this work, including the "illustrious Ngugi, the feisty Kubuitsile, and the burgeoning Matshidiso Taleng (below)"

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9 comments:

  1. I wish it was the 31st of December right now because I personaly can't wait for 2017...

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  2. Wooow this is a breaking news Malome.I'm so happy for you the master of literature.kudos to you.

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  3. We continue to look up to the (living) greats like Mr Bolaji, a man who has contributed extraordinarily to African literature. Taleng's excitement is understandable

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  4. Congratulations Malome, it's gonna be an interesting read and a great contribution to us and literary spheres. Thank you for your love and passion.

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  5. One becomes very excited to see the sheer quality of writers Bolaji parades in his new book...the man has become larger-than-life himself; with his own awesome respect for outstanding African writers

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  6. Congratulations to Mr Bolaji on this - on what will soon be his very latest book

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  7. Jolly good. Mr Bolaji continues to make prodigious contributions to African and world literature

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  8. Interesting comments here...the goal is to interest more and more people in African literature, and the diverse books written by African writers over the decades.

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  9. A feast of (African) literature, no doubt. Mr Bolaji is an expert at introducing books and authors with breathtaking speed and interest

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