Eberekpe Whyte: 5 books

A stunning portraiture, Eberekpe. Luminous. The colors, textures and nuances subtle and not so. The paradoxes and ironies of this grand city expressed with the perfect inflections of shade and light. This is a fine piece of writing, my friend...Steve Robbins.

To begin a new and enriched life, Grace, a beautiful and strong woman, and her children immigrate to Great Britain from Africa. Many other immigrants in the area, most from the Gathering of Christian House Fellowship, befriend them and share amongst themselves their experiences in their new homeland....

Have you noticed lately? Her breasts have fallen, her nipples vanished, her lips pouted, her legs wobbling; her eyes are being threatened with blindness, she has lost her muscles, and replaced with excess fat caused by stress and all the bad habits in the universe. In addition, not to mention her most region, the zeal is an escape. You see, hell has indeed gone rustic!

I looked at your pitch and thought what? Then I suddenly realised: its a poem. Of course! You get so used to reading prose pitches as prcis of stories that you tend to forget there are a million other ways to write a pitch. Firstly, I have to say this is the best set out volume of poetry Ive come...

You do not keep abreast of the history of this your village; if martyrs are regarded, why should we choose to be assassins? Look, when there is nothing to learn from and live for, you do not hesitate to take your bread from the most possible available means and have it buttered. To tell you the gospel truth