{"value"=>"Sc Audio C-030: Recorded Comments by Writers on African Writing"}
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{"value"=>"<p>v01f01: Comments by Lewis Nkosi, Donatus Nwoga, Alfred Hutchinson, Cosmo Pieterse, and John Nagenda.</p> <ol class=\"list\"> <li>Lewis Nkosi comments on <em>Transition Magazine</em> no. 13. 1964 June.</li> <li>Donatus Nwoga comments on <em>The Voice</em> by Grabriel Okara. 1964 September.</li> <li>Alfred Hutchinson comments on <em>The Peasant's Revolts</em> by Govan Mbeki. Mbeki was a South African politician, military commander, Communist leader, and father of the former South African president Thabo Mbeki. He was imprisoned in 1963 with Nelson Mandela. 1964 September.</li> <li>Cosmo Pieterse comments on <em>Rhythm of Violence</em> by Lewis Nkosi. 1964 September.</li> <li>Cosmo Pieterse comments on <em>Emergency</em> by Richard Rive. 1964 October.</li> <li>Lewis Nkosi comments on <em>America, Their America</em> by J.P. Clark. 1964 November.</li> <li>Lewis Nkosi comments on <em>The Rain Killers</em> by Alfred Hutchinson. 1964 November.</li> <li>Donatus Nwoga comments on <em>Danda</em> by Nkem Nwankwo. Nwankwo was a Nigerian novelist and poet. 1964 December.</li> <li>John Nagenda comments on <em>No Easy Talk</em> by Aubrey Kachingwe. Kachingwe is a Malawian novelist and short-story writer. 1966 February.</li> <li>John Nagenda comments on <em>Ghana Glory</em> by Michael Dei-Anang and Yaw Warren. Dei-Anang was a Ghanaian civil servant, writer, poet, and novelist. Warren was a Ghanaian writer. 1966 February.</li></ol>"}
{"value"=>"<p>v01f02: Comments by Femi Euba, Cosmo Pieterse, Jeanette Macauley, Bertrand Ude, K. Mensah-Broan, Donatus Nwoga, Mazisi Kunene, and Robert Serumaga.</p> <ol class=\"list\"> <li>Femi Euba comments on <em>Oda Oak Oracle</em> by Tsegaye Gabre-Medhin. Gabre-Medhin was an Ethiopian poet and novelist. He is considered one of the most important Ethiopian novelists, along with others, and was a poet laureate. Euba is a Nigerian actor, writer, and dramatist. 1966 March.</li> <li>Cosmo Pieterse comments on <em>The Only Son</em> by John Munonye. Munonye was a Nigerian Igbo writer. 1966 April.</li> <li>Jeanette Macauley comments on <em>The New Patriots</em> by R. Sarif Easmon. 1966 May.</li> <li>Bertrand Ude comments on <em>The Beginners</em> by Dan Jacobson. Jacobson was a South African novelist, short story writer, critic, and essayist of Lithuanian Jewish descent. 1966 May.</li> <li>K. Mensah-Broan comments on <em>Transition Magazine</em> no. 24. 1966 May.</li> <li>Donatus Nwoga comments on <em>Wind Versus Polygamy</em> by Obi Egbuna. Egbuna was a Nigerian novelist, playwright, and political activist known for leading the Universal Coloured People's Association (UCPA) and being a member of the British Black Panther Movement during his years living in England. 1964 December.</li> <li>Mazisi Kunene comments on <em>Modern African Stories</em>, edited by Ellis A. Komey and Ezekiel Mphahlele. Komey was a Ghanaian writer and poet. 1964 December.</li> <li>Robert Serumaga comments on <em>Modern African Prose</em>, edited Richard Rive. 1964 December.</li> <li>Robert Serumage comments on <em>Dear Parent and Orge</em>, edited by R. Sarif Easmon. 1964 December.</li></ol>"}