This has been a two-steps-forward-three-steps-back kind of week with The Daughter: she has found her toes, thinks those interesting other appendages (hands) might be hers, and most cutely learned to kiss. But we are back to screaming through every feed, and the health visitor is concerned at her weightloss (we have to go back again next week to monitor her). My absence from the blog can be simply explained as exhaustion, and general lack of access to the computer - it is hard to blog with a child who cries if you put her down. Temporary growing pains I hope.
Friday, November 14, 2008
About Me
- Name: equiano
- Location: United Kingdom
Compulsive reader. South African, married to a Sri Lankan Australian, living in England. Currently working on a reading guide to African fiction. Previously ran a specialist African bookshop in London. Dabble in gardening, cooking and hiking in no particular order of preference. Email: sudafr {at} gmail {dot} com
News from the Continent
- The Politics of Memory - Ifi Amadiume & Abdullahi An-Na'im (Eds.)
- Abela - Berlie Doherty
- A Guide to the Birds of East Africa - Nicholas Drayson
- Dreams From the Endz - Faiza Guene
- The Camel Bookmobile - Masha Hamilton
- Maru - Bessie Head
- Suns of Independence - Ahmadou Kourouma
- African Psycho - Alain Mabanckou
- Coconut - Kopano Matlwa
- African History: A very short introduction - John Parker and Richard Rathbone
- It has been a long day, so rather than post a revi...
- A delicious parcel has arrived from the AFRICA BOO...
- I often come across small news items related to Af...
- I've been reading TELLING TALES edited by Nadine G...
- It is hard to feel sympathy for Isa ad-Dabbagh, as...
- Any time friends or family visit, I take them arou...
- A new play by the wonderful Nigerian playwright Di...
- Breastfeeding The Daughter means I'm mostly readin...
- Thanks to the Africa Reading Challenge hosted over...
- The Daughter is turning into a charming little per...
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