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Exploring Igbo worldview through my mission to publish 1,000 Odinani articles, profile 100 Igbo legends, tell stories, build useful tools & more.

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16 years of consistency is all it takes to unlock greatness. Are you willing to do what you're doing for that long? Are you willing to outlast everyone?
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Her first story was about a woman who could fly. Writing it helped Nnedi Okorafor rediscover her sense of self after spinal surgery left her paralysed. At Sharjah International Book Fair 2026, she shares how storytelling became a way forward. MADE OF STORIES. πŸ“… 4–15 November 2026 πŸ“ Expo Centre Sharjah #SIBF26
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The details that make your story yours could be what draws someone else in. At Sharjah International Book Fair 2026, Nnedi Okorafor encourages new writers to trust their own stories and create characters whose particular experiences connect with readers. MADE OF STORIES. πŸ“… 4–15 November 2026 πŸ“ Expo Centre Sharjah #SIBF26
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Today in Sharjah, at the Sharjah International Book Fair, I watched with pride and fascination as the amazing Dr Nnedi Okorafor - @Nnedi - spoke to thousands of kids, signed autographs and took pictures with them. @SharjahBookAuth @channelsbooks @channelstv
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Two works of fiction that place the Biafran War at the heart of their storytelling.
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The title caught my attention, and it turns out β€œOdinani” is the name of an African village or town in the story. Interesting read!
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Igbo Women's Talent Appreciation πŸ”₯
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How can I get my hands on Flora Nwapa's children's books? If you happen to own any of the titles listed below and are willing to part with them, I'd be more than happy to buy them from you. Please reach out! ✧ Emeka, Driver's Guard (1972) ✧ Mammywater (1979) ✧ The Adventures of Deke (1980) ✧ The Miracle Kittens (1980) ✧ Journey to Space (1980)
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There's also LaGuardia by Nnedi Okorafor. While the Biafran War isn't central to the plot, it still plays an important role in the storytelling.
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Option B it is! Glad we agree, as that was my first and preferred choice too.
Thinking of a title for a side piece on Nnedi Okorafor's profile. Torn between two options: Option A: How to Get a Million-Dollar Book Deal Option B: The Million-Dollar Book Deal Which one would you go with?
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Two works of fiction that place the Biafran War at the heart of their storytelling.
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"Γ“nyΓ© nΓ‘-Γ‘māghị́ Γ‘gbΓ‘, yΓ‘ lΓ©wΓ© Γ­bΓ© yΓ‘ Γ‘nyΓ‘." "One who does not know how to dance should look at his companions who know and imitate their steps." - Igbo Proverb
You don't have to have everything figured out to be heading in the right direction.
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How can I get my hands on Flora Nwapa's children's books? If you happen to own any of the titles listed below and are willing to part with them, I'd be more than happy to buy them from you. Please reach out! ✧ Emeka, Driver's Guard (1972) ✧ Mammywater (1979) ✧ The Adventures of Deke (1980) ✧ The Miracle Kittens (1980) ✧ Journey to Space (1980)
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Going to write another side piece on Flora Nwapa, this time exploring how she helped address homelessness in Igboland after the Biafran War. Some stories deserve their own dedicated piece.
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