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Monday, October 08, 2007

Knick'ed

Wiped that smug, pearly white smile off your self-satisfied face now, didn't she, Isiah!

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Labels: Anucha Browne Sanders, Isiah Thomas, Sexual Harassment

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I am a writer and arts journalist now based in Lagos. This is a blog on arts and culture. The focus is on Nigeria's art scene, especially her 'Word's Body' - the writers. As and when, we'll also touch on wider African writing, as well as international literature. In short, a saturation of the arts.
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