Meet Oseyiza Oogbodo
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His books are currently available
as eBooks exclusive to Amazon KDP Select presently and available worldwide.
His fiction titles are the
novels: The Newell Murder, The Good Life,
The West; and the standalone short stories: The Parcel, The Gamble, The Dreading, Something Called Life, Heaven
Meet, The Amateurs, The High School Playboy.
His non-fiction works are Labourer (uncompleted), I Wasn’t Paid For My Bill Clinton
Performance, I’m Not A Husband Snatcher, Most Musicians Are Like Beggars, The
Billionaire Entertainers, Nigeria Is Better Than America, Michael Jackson
Didn’t Inspire Me, Ear Rings Are Meant For Slaves, Demons Tremble At My Sight,
The Man Who’s Seen His Own Funeral, If My Daughter Becomes A Prostitute,
Reading Is Dying Because Of Mothers, Jesus Will Return Through Nigeria, DJs
Don’t Support Good Music, It’s Nonsense To Beg-Pay For Awards.
His semi-non-fiction works are Women Don’t Enjoy Sex, I’m Black But Don’t
Want A Black James Bond, Time Every Black Should Africa Return.
He also has a published
collection of 25 completed-uncompleted poems, Dedication To The Ugly, with a second, The Failure, currently in progress.
He’s written articles and
conducted interviews on a wide range of topics for top newspapers.
He started with The
Comet, stayed with it as it metamorphosed to The Nation, spread his
wings by heading to Nigerian Compass, sought more fulfillment with National
Mirror and his last newspaper gig was with The Point.
He also edited Royal
Africa Trade magazine and Danfo Express newspaper, he’s the
curator of this blog named after him, is available for your writing and editing
needs and is presently setting up his online TV which’s name he’s keeping to
himself for now.
You can get all his eBooks
through this link:
And you can write him an email at kingseiza@gmail.com
Watch another of his poems, The Weight Of The World, in the video below.
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