He just seems like a cool dude:)
My next read if possible
My next read if possible
I like the dude...he just seems like a cool intelligent person w/whom it would be cool to have a great conversation about Africa's past and present. He was born in Djibouti (word up Mia) and moved to Caen where he excelled in french and studied english.
He is a writter for various publications , a novelist, and a NOMAD at heart:)
His first novel "Le Pays sans Ombre"was awarded the prize de
His first novel "Le Pays sans Ombre"was awarded the prize de
l'Academie Royale & Litterature Francaise de Belgique...pretty cool hun for an African brotha:)
In his various, essays, legends, novels his themes center around African social issues and troubles, such as war, hunger, exil, fight btw hope and our sad historical past...very interesting...I would say..
I haven't read any of his books yet but I am looking forward to doing so especially his book called "Les Etats Unis d'Afrique" (the United States of Africa) really like the title to start of.....where white peeps would be moving to a fictif for now-prosperous Africa...loves it*
Anywhoo if u wanna more about this jovial man :
Djaa my people from Djibouti are very interesting:)
Eyee Wayee:)
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A new book called the american life ( lulu publishing) by stephanie egbe is amazing its aa book i think every african child in a foreign country especially america should read two thumbs up.
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