Do You Sleep At All? How I Manage to Be Productive (Part I)
Posted by: Benjamin Onuorah
In May, I sent the manuscript of my latest book, “Fuji: The History of An African Popular Culture” to a major American university publisher for external review. I completed the full manuscript in April 2024 and spent over a year revising, rewriting, and copyediting.
For me, productivity is not a game of volume or number alone, but of creative and innovative consistency. My last journal article was published in 2018. But my last book, the one that gave me the Dan David Prize and consolidated my status as an original thinker, was published in 2022. And the next... [Continue Reading]
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Taiye Idahor (b.84) is a visual artist living and working in Lagos Nigeria. She studied Fine art and Sculpture at the Yaba college of Technology Lagos. Although she graduated with a sculpture diploma in 2007, Taiye’s work is multidisciplinary, incorporating drawing, sculpture, collage and more recently painting and printmaking to articulate ideas of women’s identity while using “hair” a... [Continue Reading]
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