Tares Oburumu’s collection of poems is a brief history of Syma, the neglected oil-producing region of Nigeria he came from, mixing music, religion, and political critique to evoke pasts and futures.
Tares Oburumu’s collection of poems is a brief history of Syma, the neglected oil-producing region of Nigeria he came from, mixing music, religion, and political critique to evoke pasts and futures.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tares Oburumu lives in Yenagoa, the south side of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. He is the winner of the Green Author Prize for poetry. His works have appeared in Connotation Press, Bluepepper, Woven Tales Press, Afrocritik, and Eunoia Review, among many other journals.
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Foreword by Kwame Dawes Book 1 Emerging Acts of a Green House Tunnel Parental Guidance for August Children Watching the Movie A Beautiful Mind My Father’s Last Hope for Water Illustrations Showing Figures of Speech Left on a Telephone Line Years after the Civil War Teaching Metaphysics, or Disciplinal Notes on Self-Culture The Eulogy & a Brief Description of Buckingham House Surrogacy Let There Be Lamplight Maud, or Letter to the White Egrets Paradise Syma Minor How to Love the Boats Book 2 A Long Walk on Endlessness, the City of J. K. Anowe, the Decembrist Music, or Immortality In the Time of the Telephone Running How to Love a Girl—Austen College Recital for Pablo Neruda’s Genius & the I Is the Revolution The Origin Note 1—a Vision of Afghanistan Note 2—Syma Altar Notes
Foreword by Kwame Dawes Book 1 Emerging Acts of a Green House Tunnel Parental Guidance for August Children Watching the Movie A Beautiful Mind My Father’s Last Hope for Water Illustrations Showing Figures of Speech Left on a Telephone Line Years after the Civil War Teaching Metaphysics, or Disciplinal Notes on Self-Culture The Eulogy & a Brief Description of Buckingham House Surrogacy Let There Be Lamplight Maud, or Letter to the White Egrets Paradise Syma Minor How to Love the Boats Book 2 A Long Walk on Endlessness, the City of J. K. Anowe, the Decembrist Music, or Immortality In the Time of the Telephone Running How to Love a Girl—Austen College Recital for Pablo Neruda’s Genius & the I Is the Revolution The Origin Note 1—a Vision of Afghanistan Note 2—Syma Altar Notes
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