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To Die Alone: On Coco Picard’s “The Healing Circle”
Babi Oloko delves into Coco Picard’s evocative ruminations on authentic living and authentic dying in her resonant and original novel “The Healing...
Babi Oloko
Babi Oloko hails from New Jersey and received her BA in history and literature as well as art history from Harvard University in December 2021. She writes art reviews, personal essays, and fiction for various digital publications, and hopes to write a fantasy book centering Black voices.
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Feeling Other: On Rajiv Mohabir’s “Antiman: A Hybrid Memoir”
Babi Oloko explores “Antiman: A Hybrid Memoir” by Rajiv Mohabir.
The Immensity of Brevity: On Ben Okri’s “Prayer for the Living”
Babi Oloko is enchanted by "Prayer for the Living," the new collection of short stories by Ben Okri.
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