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Uncategorized·December 29, 2019·1 min readMy life in the bush of books – Akin Adesokan, writer and academicFavourite book ever – Michel de Montaigne’s Essays Why? Pretty much everything is in it. Last book read? Stuart Hall’s Familiar Stranger. Packing for a journey and allowed... Read More
