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A Grain of Wheat
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July/Aug 2018 | A Grain of Wheat by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o NO SPOILERS
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Orgeluse wrote: "I have just finished Ngugi wa Thiong'o's Essay "Decolonising the mind" and read and liked "Wizard of Crows" some years ago, so I am in "wa Thiong'o mood/mode" :))! I will receive a copy in two week..."
I LOVE decolonising the mind. I have read excerpts from the Wizard of the Crow – which I really enjoyed. I'm excited to read this one too.
I LOVE decolonising the mind. I have read excerpts from the Wizard of the Crow – which I really enjoyed. I'm excited to read this one too.
Sofia wrote: "My copy's just arrived and I'm thinking of starting next week. Anyone else reading along?"
I plan to read as well, but probably I won't be able to start next week...
I plan to read as well, but probably I won't be able to start next week...

I plan to read as well, but probably I won't be able to start next week..."
As soon as I finish some two books I am reading, which should be at the end of next week.

Later this week I could. Thursday or Friday.

Me, too.


yes, well, maybe - but what's the fun in that?? :)

LOL!!
I have gotten a library copy - and was put off by yellow pages and tiny type... but it's getting rave reviews, so I guess I should get to it. How is everybody else getting on?
I started reading this book yesterday. Anybody else is reading along? I haven't seen any discussion on this book: did you all quit?
I finished the book yesterday night (couldn't put it down!) and am really impressed: what a powerful and beautiful book!
I definitely recommand it.
I definitely recommand it.
- with NO SPOILERS (there is a thread with spoilers allowed too) - so feel free to discuss book editions, availability, expectations etc. - when you get into the book, please join us in the spoiler thread!