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April 23, 2018April 24, 2018 Kinna

“Oughta Be A Woman” by June Jordan #PoetryMonth

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“Who Said It Was Simple” by Audre Lorde #PoetryMonth

Kinna

Lifelong reader. I read mostly fiction. I enjoy world literature. I’m partial to women writers, especially African women writers. Here, you'll find commentary on novels, short stories and poems. In Accra, Ghana. Contact me at kinnareads at gmail dot com. Host of Africa Reading Challenge.

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