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Andrew Eseimokumo Oki

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in Warri, Nigeria

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Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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December 2018

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Andrew Eseimokumo Oki was born and raised in Warri, Nigeria. He has a first degree in English and Literature and a masters in Information Technology Management. 'Bonfires of the gods' is his first novel and has been featured as a special selection at London's premiere "Africa Writes" festival of literature. Andrew lives in the United States.
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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Andrew Eseimokumo Oki For someone who struggled with writer's block for many years after my first book was published, I wish I have a ready answer to this. I can say from m…moreFor someone who struggled with writer's block for many years after my first book was published, I wish I have a ready answer to this. I can say from my experience though that while stories haunted and screamed out within my head, I did not shut them out. Writer's block is like coming out of a depression, you need to take baby steps. Write with every opportunity you get even if it means starting with well written social media posts. (less)

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Andrew Eseimokumo Oki Hmmmm...that's easy. The best thing for me about being a writer is watching people's face light up when they journey into the world I have created wit…moreHmmmm...that's easy. The best thing for me about being a writer is watching people's face light up when they journey into the world I have created within the pages of my book. It gives me a great sense of gratitude to be so fortunate to be the ferryman of your imaginations.(less)

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