Two days ago, my debut novel, ‘The Days We Long For’ met the world for the first time and what a swell time it’s been already 🥹
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Five Things I Love About Tomorrow Died Yesterday:
1. Kaniye Rufus
2. Dise
3. The courtroom scenes
4. The portrayal of the plight of oil-producing communities
5. Kaniye Rufus (again!)
Isn’t this person supposed to be an activist or something? You’re no different, if not worse, than the homophobes you’re constantly criticizing. At the end of the day a lot things on social media is just posturing with no real heart in it. Yuck.
it’s scary how quickly some people jump from disagreement to “they should be off’d” or “they should be kitoed.” if your response to criticism is wishing violence on an entire group, idk anymore o
@JN_Chukwudi I understand & agree with this, but it's a bit nuanced. There are some disabilities that are life-threatening and willingly birthing a child whom you know would inherit that disability is unfair.
I finished reading Tomorrow Died Yesterday yesterday evening and I can't stop thinking about it. I knew it would be sad, but the events were far more heartbreaking than I expected. Chimeka Garricks is such a beautiful writer.