Book Review On The Blind Gods By Maurice Udom

Written in 2004, the playwright Maurice Udom tries to question the position of the African gods in relations to issues of gender equality and fidelity (or infidelity as the case may be). This is a documented play meant for the stage, albeit a fictional work of arts with meanings deeply rooted in the pan-African religious, cultural and traditional systems.
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I have decided to give out a comprehensive review of this book, "The Blind Gods" as academic aid to students and scholars.

If you are interested in getting a copy from me, kindly contact me now: 07085763316 or 09083805672

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I have also reviewed the following books.

1. The Blind Gods
2. Tsunamic blues
3. Metaphors of God
4. The Adventurers
5. Her Plaque
6. The Future on The Run

That book should be retired because it has been reviewed by over 10,000 scholars since its publication.

Well, Inasmuch as I agree with you that the book has been over-reviewed, I make bold to say that it is fallacious to say that the book should be retired. Why?

Also, how you came about the figure stated in your argument is not only hyperbolic but outlandishly amazing. 10,000 scholars? Even a New York Times Bestseller is not reviewed by a tenth part of your figure...and this book is NOTHING near to that...so, how did you arrive at such an alarming number? Haahaha...

psucc:
That book should be retired because it has been reviewed by over 10,000 scholars since its publication.

Great question at bold. Since the year 2004 when Mr. Udom came to Akwapoly, the book was adopted for GNS in almost all the programmes of Institute.

If you know the figure, you will understand that I quoted the number on the conservative side.

ekems2020:
Well, Inasmuch as I agree with you that the book has been over-reviewed, I make bold to say that it is fallacious to say that the book should be retired. Why?

Also, how you came about the figure stated in your argument is not only hyperbolic but outlandishly amazing. 10,000 scholars? Even a New York Times Bestseller is not reviewed by a tenth part of your figure...and this book is NOTHING near to that...so, [b]how did you arrive at such an alarming number? [/b]Haahaha...

Well, can we categorize undergraduate students who are attempting book review for the first time among scholars? I take a sip...and digress before Dr. Maurice Udom's gods blind me as well...hahahaha

psucc:
Great question at bold. Since the year 2004 when Mr. Udom came to Akwapoly, the book was adopted for GNS in almost all the programmes of Institute.

If you know the figure, you will understand that I quoted the number on the conservative side.

Can I please get a copy for free...want to review it! Thanks

Please, visit the department of English...

vladoz:
Can I please get a copy for free...want to review it! Thanks