The world is collapsing or the tragic fate of a respected African head of household
In his native village of Umofioka, Okonkwo is the illustration of the patriarch in the traditional societies of the Ibo people in Nigeria. Respected by all, he enjoys a certain prestige after his victory against a famous wrestler. Father of 8 children and husband of 3 women, Okonkwo watches over this family and leads it […]
The Black Child – A Classic of African Literature
Published in Paris in 1953, “The Black Child” is an autobiographical work that traces the story of its author Camara Laye, from his early childhood in his peaceful village of Kouroussa, located in Upper Guinea until his departure for France. As a child, Laye discovers with dazzling Africa as we rarely know it today, […]
Interview – Elodie Sè
1- Hello Elodie, thank you for having us. How about we start with the introductions? Good morning ! My name is Sè Elodie, known as Eloniniie, which is my name as a writer. I have a Masters in Financial Engineering, and I am passionate about writing. I wrote a book called “ELLES…”, in electronic version, […]
Interview Danielle Gonai
1- Hello Danielle, thank you for having us. How about we start with the introductions? Hello, I am the author Danielle Gonaï, Ivorian and residing in Côte d’Ivoire. I present myself as a passionate without expertise guided by the desire to free myself by writing. I am also a literary promoter and for eight […]
One month = One book
An initiative to raise the language level, promote reading, books and writers Each of the meetings has its particularity and that of July 31 was that of the discovery of the author of a detective novel. Started as usual with a presentation of each of the people present, this meeting of the month was made […]