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One of the greatest ironies of writing is that you can write for a hundred years, write reams, but until you have something that resembles a book, you are never allowed to call yourself an author.

— Yemisi Aribisala

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There are so many dissimilarities, so many unique points of difference between this one country in Africa and the rest of the world.

Parents have a lot of professing power over their children. Praise and admonishments are crafting tools like names.

The more handling of a wide variety of food that one can manage the more open one’s mind and palate.

There are many things that happen in the human being that bypass the brain.

Investing one’s own disadvantage in words: Opening an artery onto the page, that kind of thing, apart from a love for the theme being written on.

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