by S. Su’eddie Vershima Agema
Title: Devil’s PawnAuthor: Kukogho Iruesiri SamsonPublisher: Farafina BreezeYear of Publication: 2020Number of Pages: 359Category: Fiction
African literature is largely committed art and its proponents through time have emphasised the need this art to be used in the service of the people. This is what leads...
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