March 3, 2010 in Events. As part of a 3-day celebration honoring Chinua Achebe. March 4-6, Wellesley College presents an evening of readings by contemporary Nigerian novelists Helon Habila. Moderated by Newhouse Visiting Professor of Creative Writing Colin Channer.

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 3,645 other followers. Deliver fresh, I gave you. You like truth, no? Solitary, yes. L actually do not feel like doing anything but play Solitaire. The Mesh - Kwesi Brew.

From the archive, a short piece of fiction written for a Sunday Times special, set in South Africa, 2030. Hunanje, the owner, asked him. Susy or Sean tonight? Hunanje winked at him. Most of the troops distrusted Hunanje, but Lionel liked the old man. At least he knew a bit of the history of the place. A civilian had burst through the door and set off a cracker.

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Not as profound as it should be; but not achingly dramatic either. Friday, April 6, 2012. Megan Hall, Fourth Child. Is a deeply intimate collection without being showily confessional or maudlin. And this is its great strength. The second to the last. Wanting puts your heart out on a string,. More about Megan Hall is available on her Poetry International page. There is also a review of Fourth Child.