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Bu’na: The Soul of Coffee
November 4, 2017

Bu’na: The Soul of Coffee

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On the 'gram

What name does GOD know you by?! 😳 . . #daughtersofsilence
This should take me through to the rest of 2019, yes? Or at least until the #eggnog starts interfering with my perception. I do get around though!These are from @anotherstorybookshop (3x), @queenbooksto, @adfrntbooklist, and @torontolibrary And no, I’m not reading #daughtersofsilence (again)! She’s just there to complete the picture, since no stack of books is complete without her, of course 😏 . . . #winterreads
To italicize or not to italicize....hmmmm. . . #daughtersofsilence
Who doesn’t like a souvenir? Coming at you over the next few days: really short snippets of my thoroughly enjoyable interview with @kerryreads at the launch for #daughtersofsilence last Friday. We’ll start off light, with the bit about what is so great about being a #diasporic writer anyway? Thank you again to everyone who turned up, 🙇🏾‍♀️ and to everyone who meant to turn up but then life happened 🤷🏾‍♀️ . . . #readethiopian #readthenorth #bookstagram #wellreadblackgirl #browngirlreading #WRBGBookClub #diversecanlit #blackcanlit #readsoullit #africanliterature #ethiopiandiaspora #canadiancreatives #africandiaspora #fiction #goodreads #FestAt40 #FestofAuthors19 #WOTS30 #torontoWOTS #torontolitup #OIWF #cbcbooks #ownvoices
Fooling around a bit at “The Way She Looks” exhibit. How do I look? (Wait, where IS my face exactly?)
Went to 👀 @ “The Way She Looks: A History of Female Gazes in African Portraiture. Photographs from The Walther Collection” ...And very willingly subjected myself to the photographic gaze of @serk.alem ! Exhibit is on until December 8, 2019 Main Gallery and University Gallery Guest Curator: Sandrine Colard . . . #ryersonimagecentre #blackwomenart #thingstodointoronto

Tweeting

  • I’m glowing ☺️! Thank you @KerryReads twitter.com/kerryreads/sta… 13 hours ago
  • Forecast for next summer: hotter than usual! twitter.com/MaazaMengiste/… 16 hours ago
  • To italicize or not to italicize? The eternal dilemma. 🤔🤔Here’s the bit about how I arrived at the choice NOT to “l… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 day ago
  • RT @OBA_PDL: Congratulations to Kagiso Lesego Molope, for This Book Betrays My Brother @kagisobua @MawenziHouse - Winner of the 2019 Ottawa… 2 days ago
  • Who doesn’t like a souvenir? Coming at you over the next few days: really short snippets of my thoroughly enjoyable… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 days ago
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