princessConfy:


can you send me the bottled leopard in PDF

kingreign:


What happened, you stopped writing. Ive always lookup forward to reading your write-ups on imaginary and strange things in a tale.

princessConfy:

can you send me the bottled leopard in PDF

mu2sa2:
Ah, are you not living in this federation? Check out any nearby dilapidated government school and you'll be shocked to the marrow. Politicians have destroyed everything. As one european historian said, democracy has little virtue on its own - in the hands of good men, it works; but, it in the hands of evil men, it only brings on disaster.

jagorinho:

Thanks
where can one get it?

jupitre:
Where can I get potters wheel I need to read it again

Ishilove:

The ambience looks lovely. Back then when I was still in my undergraduate level I was always frequenting underbridge to see if I could find Jagua Nana. Unfortunately I couldn't and still can't till date. I was told it has been out of print for a very long time

Ishilove:

I have read it. The protagonist is a big guy who was a bit like Brock Lesnar. Lol. Apartheid era novel

Ishilove:

Some are here

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naptu2:
There's something that I forgot to include in that post.


Memories (1983 or 1984).

There were a bunch of people sitting around a circular table in my living room. There were Indians, Americans, Nigerians and Ghanaians. They were playing a card game in front of the TV set.


I can't remember what the sequence was, but I think it was that the person that won the card game would then get a turn at playing video games. Or was it the person that lost? Anyway, the card game determined who played the video game.

I played either Spiderman or Maze Craze whenever it was my turn.

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I forgot to write about the board games and card games!

The board games that I can remember were Ludo, Cluedo, Risk, Monopoly, Snakes and Ladders and scrabble.


The card games that I can remember are Whot and Slap Jack (Slap Jack was my absolute favourite).

EdCure:

It's a very wonderful piece of literature.

"That was how Emenike died."

That was the last line in the novel. I still remember those saddening words after reading that novel more than five times in my teenage years.

I was sad for almost a week the first time I finished that book.

ethicallyright:
They feed my generation with feminist crap like PURPLE HIBISCUS and AMERICANAH ...

SegFault:
Read most of those books, but I can't read em again, fckin cliche. God and James Hadley books are fckin horrible, don't know why my dad loved them.

Ishilove:
This was our Netflix back in the days...