Sunday, April 17, 2011

Center Stage


Poet, novelist, playwright, humanitarian, Biola Olatunde embodies the essential essence of an artist. She is the author and creator of Ephesus, a literary blog.

I have the privilege and pleasure of being interviewed by Miss Olatunde, which appears on her blog in Center Stage.

Please see this entertaining blog and enjoy the full scope of creativity that Biola has to offer.

Monday, February 7, 2011

TWO O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING by Lynn Stokes


For a great listening experience of rich textured poetry, both written and spoken by the cowboy poet, Lynn Stokes, please go here.

It is a refreshing and entertaining compilation of new and original poetry with both a western "cowboy" flavor and universal appeal.

Thursday, January 13, 2011

The Best Of Every Day Poets

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"Short poetry can brighten your outlook, broaden your mind, bear you away to other worlds and times, or simply enliven a few moments of your day. Without the commitment that longer poetic works demand, and with a variety that single author collections can’t offer, an anthology of short poetry is a perfect choice for exploration, reflection, and sharing.

The Best of Every Day Poets One brings together one hundred short poems selected from Every Day Poets’ first year of publication. This eclectic mix of forms and voices has something for every mood and moment, from a global array of poets both experienced and new."




Great Collection

Thursday, September 30, 2010

From A Great Writer And Humanitarian, Biola Olatunde





Blood Contract

Ken (Kenawari) left his village in the Niger Delta region many years ago, carrying with him emotional scars. However, he did make a life for himself in the city and built a reputation as a slick troubleshooter in inter-village disputes, of which there were many. He was one of the best operators on the books of the private security firm he worked for.

Then it happened. There was trouble in his tribal home. Reluctantly he agreed to return. Not only has he got to settle a dispute that resulted in kidnapping, and tread gingerly through the political minefield of the region - including local robber barons, but he also has to face the most fearsome obstacles of all - his past.

Blood Contract is not just an adventure set in the dangerous swamps of the Niger Delta, it is also the story of a man who is imperfect and must finally find some reconciliation with his past. Most of all, Biola Olatunde provides the reader with a vivid social commentary of the lives and challenges of those who live in this most neglected of corners of the earth.
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Blood Contract
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