The Oil Lamp
by
Ogaga Ifowodo
Paperback Book, 60 pages
- Description
- The unfolding carnage in his native Niger Delta provides a frame from which Ogaga Ifowodo seeks to mine meaning from the absurd. Ifowodo sings fragments out of the deluge, born of complex and diverse social registers, speaking with a voice robustly universal yet rooted in local lore. The public idiom of Udje performance poetry sits comfortably with a private and intimate rhetoric to generate a muscular, fighting poetry that startles with lyric tenderness.
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| Paperback Book, 60 pages | English | ||
| Africa World Press (Unknown) | Unknown | ||
| 9781592213603 | |||
| 159221360X | |||
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