The Teju Coles and Adichies and Vladislavicses will continue to write the so-called serious novels for critics and scholars like us. But aside from these “serious” writings, we need a new kind of literary production propelled entirely by the African reader and not the critic
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“The Teju Coles and Adichies and Vladislavicses will continue…” Ainehi Edoro-Glines. Carolina Quotes, record CQ-079F4E940B. https://carolinaquotes.com/quote/079f4e940b
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