CHAPTER 24 HE’S BAACK! February 1966 The phone rang yesterday, and when I answered it, a man was on the other end asking, “Is Natalie there?” When I replied that Natalie w… Read More

Caravan trade Islam From the VIIIth century onwards, Islam spread to sub-Saharan Africa via trade networks. From this set of exchanges and circulations, three distinct geographical areas eme… Read More

CHAPTER 23 SHE’S AN AWKWARD GIRL January 1966 Since moving to Success Park, Mom was finally treating me like a human being again. That was until she went to a New Year’s Eve par… Read More

CHAPTER 22 O HOLY NIGHT December 1965 I have never seen Mem so happy and so relaxed. She’s been sewing secret gifts for all of us while playing holiday music nonstop. Her favorite son… Read More

Daily Post experiences that some stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Imo State have expressed outrage. They expressed outbreak over the alleged multifarious fallouts f… Read More

CHAPTER 21 BUILDING 55, SUCCESS PARK October 1965 Two weeks after the meeting with Adam’s lawyer, Mem got a big fat check and the keys to his car. Soon after, Mem put a down payment o… Read More

CHAPTER 16 IN OVER MY HEAD August 1964 We went to Caribou, Maine, two weeks ago, for our annual St. Germaine family reunion. Mom is mostly dating Roberto, but she still goes out with Nick f… Read More

CHAPTER 15 ROBERTO, ROBERTO, ROBERTO June 1964 Since Roberto doesn’t know I exist, I almost never look out the window when he picks up Mom because I don’t want to ruin her chanc… Read More

History has been happening for a long time, so it’s not surprising that there are some absolutely grim and stunning stories from our past. Even so, these dark escapades are some of the… Read More

CHAPTER 11 MEM’S BOSS AT REMINGTON ARMS February 1963 Mem has been desperately trying to get off the 3-11 pm shift at Remington Arms. Mem’s boss Adam has been trying to switch h… Read More

CHAPTER 10 STEVE THE BUTCHER July 1962 After that day in the Panik, I stayed away from the project, the lot, and my so-called friends, but not Steve’s Market. I’d walk with Rib… Read More

Funfactoday.comQuotes About Revolution Quotes On Revolution As we likely know, revolution is the act and process of overthrowing a government and/or a social order in favour of a new one, o… Read More

Image: iStock Be it the first or the 50th; a wedding anniversary is always special for a couple. It is an occasion to renew the vows and realize how far you have come as a husband and a wife… Read More

These disgusted quotes will inspire you. Disgusted feeling or expressing revulsion or strong disapproval. It’s the absence of something that makes us uncomfortable. A collection of mot… Read More

These library quotes will inspire you. Library, a place where books, magazines, and other materials (such as videos and musical recordings) are available for people to use or borrow or a col… Read More

The early Christian belief in the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption must be approached in two different ways. The Immaculate Conception Let’s take the Immaculate Conception firs… Read More

What kind of circus is this? What kind of fools 🤡 are we? ~ Lenny Kravitz #LyricsConsider how much more you often suffer from your anger and grief, than from those very things for wh… Read More

Invitation to victory.... written in symbols, remembered by a greater aspect of myself, textual conveyance here on the metaphysical theatres stage, billowing great dramatic flashes of fury… Read More

Britain’s university system, once the envy of the world, has become a monster. Bloated, self-serving and impossibly expensive to run, it is causing untold misery to millions of studen… Read More

D'banj Signs Mega Deal with Dugout in London Dbanj has partnered with Dugout in the UK today that will see football fans across Nigeria and Africa get exclusive BTS actions live at thei… Read More

This morning I was given this nugget during my daily practice about the philosopher’ stone… and although I have wondered for years what it is exactly … in the moment it c… Read More

A few years ago I paid homage to my Uncle Buck for his service to our country during the very early morning hours of June 6, 1944 by writing Gliding Into D-Day.  Feel free to obtai… Read More

In 1997, I was living in Paris, existing on cigarettes and coffee (but still horribly fat), dating a musician called Jean-Pierre, and writing a thesis on decolonisation of the French empire… Read More