Long Train To The Redeeming Sin

Acclaimed short story collection by the controversial Sudanese-born novelist, activist and poet Kola Boof.

"Inspire the Planet" is an anthology of beautiful and important poetry from the Muses and Confidantes creative community at www.igotmuse.com. Poets from all over the world in its pages include GERALDINE GREEN, KOLA BOOF, FRANCOISE BENNETT, EUSTACIA VYE, PAUL HOUSE, LAURA FAY LEWIS, GEORGE WALLACE, TRINITY, LORI WILLIAMS, VICTORIA FIELD and MARK FOGARTY.

Kola Boof is an extravagently talented writer. IF MY FATHER DIES I GIVE BIRTH TO HIM AGAIN gives her what she's due for being an accomplished writer of fiction, poetry and memoir. This selected writings contains excerpts from her best work: *NILE RIVER WOMAN *DIARY OF A LOST GIRL *LONG TRAIN TO THE REDEEMING SIN *FLESH AND THE DEVIL

Women under Islam: Suffering Islamic Law, everyone suffers, but women suffer mostwhat happens to women under Islamic Law? A review of those who suffer first and suffer most under Islam. WOMEN.

African women have not only been witnesses to their times; they have also been actors and key players, and their role in the affairs of the continent continues to grow. The women whose voices are heard in Quotable African Women come from all walks of life, their thoughts and words cover many subjects and represent varying opinions. But one thing is clear: the voice of African women is growing stronger and louder. This collection of quotations offers new perspectives and gives us a unique insight into the continent of the future.

Engaging and interrogating the idea of a ‘Global Africa’, this book examines how African literary and cultural productions have changed over the years due to the social and political influences brought about by increased globalisation. Tanure Ojaide takes a variety of European theoretical concepts and applies these to African literature, oral traditions, culture, sexuality, political leadership, environmentalism, and advocacy, demonstrating the universality of the African experience. Challenging African literary artists and scholars to think creatively about the future of the culture and literature, this new collection of literary and cultural criticism from scholar-writer Tanure Ojaide is an essential read for students and scholars of African literature and culture.