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Coils Of Mortal Flesh 1st Edition Babila Mutia

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Coils Of Mortal Flesh 1st Edition Babila Mutia
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Publisher: Langaa RPCIG
File Extension: PDF
File size: 18.03 MB
Pages: 83
Author: Ba'bila Mutia
ISBN: 9789956715503, 9956715506
Language: English
Year: 2004
Edition: 1

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Coils Of Mortal Flesh 1st Edition Babila Mutia by Ba'bila Mutia 9789956715503, 9956715506 instant download after payment.

The diverse voices in the poems in this collection are unified in the single voice of the omnipresent persona who appears to be searching for a collective voice, some kind of order or rhythm that would impose meaning to life. Reading the poems constitutes an individual journey. This poetic journey from Awakening that takes the reader to Moonlight Spells and Wreaths and leads her/him through Laments to the Epilogue is a continuous movement in the search for humanity's existence. As a metaphor of self-discovery, the poetic quest is both an expression of, and a search for mankind's elusive self-that single, unbroken umbilical cord that is firmly rooted in the African experience and identity. Ba'bila Mutia teaches oral and written literatures, creative writing, advanced writing and research methodology, at the University of Yaound? I. His poetry and short stories have been featured in anthologies and reviews worldwide, and his work has been broadcast on the BBC. In June of 1993 Mutia was honoured by the Berlin Academy of Arts as special guest writer in an international writers' reading. He is the author of Whose Land? (Longman), Before This Time, Yesterday (Silex/Nouvelles du Sud) and 'The Miracle' in the Heinemann Book of Contemporary African Short Stories.

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