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Prospedro:
I would really love to read your book too.
I'm also trying some scribblings. But I hope to finish my Manuscript before the end of next year.

This is awesome. I'm really happy that you look forward to that, and i hope you get to finish yours as well. We will get through it all, by Gods grace.

Abagworo:
How come most people don't know she wrote Black Panther?

I don't know why its not common knowledge. But she wrote some parts of the Black Panther comics, and other writers contributed also. People should read more about their favourite books, comics and movies.

VULCAN:
She wrote 2 or 3 episodes of Black Panther: long live the king.

Definitely the worst depiction of T'challa ever put to print.

She reduced one of the most brilliant and inspirational comic book characters to a bumbling simpleton. All to further a feminist agenda.

I have no regard for female comic book writers who instead of creating strong women prefer to weaken strong men.

Two of the best comic book writers today are women. Go and read SAGA and MONSTRESS. Monstress is also drawn by a woman and i consider it to be one of the best drawn comics I have ever seen and this is coming from someone who has been reading comics for 40 yrs so I know what I am saying, I am no woman hater. But I respect those writers because they created strong female AND male characters.

God deliver us from these false feminists who seek to undermine men instead of uplifting women

Can you forgive? You know, in any write up, even the strongest characters are created with flaws.

logan2:
It's very surprising this thread hit front-page but is still struggling with one page..

All the trending topics contain Boobs and Ass ( mostly )

rookidmart:
Overrated trash writer. Nora Jemisin is way better.

Don't know Nora Jemisin but i'll find out about her.

maynation:
Please Purple25 how can I get the books too?

you can get her books at all relevant online stores. Some local bookshops would also be selling her books.

Ebonygirl1:
hello. The writer sounds like an interesting person. Pls can I send a pm and get the books too?

I'll try and get some across to you

Dathypebruv:
ok,done...

i will check and send tomorrow, thanks.

Dathypebruv:
Would it be possible to send to me in pdf format via pm...

Lol,don't worry hun we've got your back just come outta shell,you yourself would be surprise on how much support you'll get from here.................

I would be so grateful for that support o.......thanks. Send me a pm so we can see about the books.

Dathypebruv:
Have you got any of her novels in paperback format or are they digital ?

How's your book coming up,you haven't posted yet ?

I have some of her books in digital format. They were so interesting !

About my book, i'll be posting some parts of it here soon. Courage to write and confidently present it to the public is not easy though, but if i dont try now, when will i, lol.

Her first work for Marvel Comics was a short story in the anthology one shot " VENOMVERSE : WAR STORIES " illustrated by Tana Ford. She wrote Marvels' Black Panther : DORA MILAJE and SHURI series, Long Live The King.
In April 2019, news was announced that Nnedi Okorafor would co - write the screenplay of an adaptation of Octavia Butler's " Wild Seed " with filmmaker Wanuri Kahiu for Amazon Prime Video, which would be produced by Viola Davis. She is still taking progressive steps towards greater success.
Read something from Nnedi Okorafor. It's definitely going to be an " other-worldly " experience !

Some of her award winning books include :
1. The Binti Trilogy : The first of which won both the Hugo and Nebula Awards for Best Novella and the second which is a Hugo Award finalist ( adult )
2. Zahra the Windseeker : Winner of the Wole Soyinka Prize for African Literature.
3. Long Juju Man : Winner of the Macmillan Writers' Prize for Africa.

Others include ' Lagoon ', ' Who Fears Death ' , ' The Book Of Phoenix ' and more.

If you're an adult that's still addicted to wildly imaginative fiction ( like me ) , this international, award winning novelist of African - based science fiction should be at the top of your list. Nnedi Okorafor is one of the most talented writers I have ever come across.
After reading some of her books like " Kabu - Kabu ", " Lagoon ", and " Who Fears Death ", I was finally able to believe that there is still hope for African fiction to become greater and even be adapted into movie form. Nnedi Okorafor is one writer who combines old tradition and modernity into a story without making it too " English " to be African, and all the traditional or mystical parts of her stories are not portrayed in a dull manner at all. Rather, she brings out their beautiful and majestic sides. Her style of writing is fresh, exciting, and captivating; a real pride to all African countries and cultures.
This gifted novelist was born in the United States to two Nigerian immigrant parents. In a profile of Nnedi's work titled " Weapons of Mass Creation " , the New York Times called Nnedi's imagination " stunning " .

Speechless, over this story. You've really worked hard on it. I like the animation pic you showed earlier, thats nice. And the romance part of it makes sense. Altogether, i think this is all coming to an end soon. Its very interesting, well done OP.