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Podcast: Uzodinma Iweala

Posted by Key West Literary Seminar on March 27, 2008 | | Comments (0) |
Iweala_Uzodinma.jpgUzodinma Iweala reads from a nonfiction work-in-progress about people living with HIV/AIDS in northern Nigeria. Set in and around a rural hospital in northern Nigeria, the excerpt focuses on a young man named Ifanye, and his struggle with "the something" with which he is infected. From 2008: New Voices (13:35).

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