Anagba Jibunor Pens TOTAL RECALL I

Anagba Jibunor shares a collection of stories told by his mother that reflect the depth and intricate beauty of Africa in his captivating new book, "Total Recall I" (published by Xlibris). These stories reveal the matters that shape the day-to-day activities that Africans engage in. It introduces readers to the world of Africa, the real, everyday Africa.

From the story of a kingdom and a small town, to the story of a woman who marries into a land far away from her own, to the beguiling and magnetic stories of African mysticism, this compilation takes readers on a journey to Africa. Not the Africa of fiction, conjured by the twisted tales that early European explorers fed their kinsfolk at home. But Africa, real and alive. The stories in this book will illuminate to the world the factors that shape the everyday thinking process of the average African.

Passionate, vivid and wildly absorbing, "Total Recall I" is a collection of stories that echoes deep within Africa's heart and depicts the truth of what lives, breathes and spews from it. This book is a new kid on the block. There is a good chance the readers may have not come across anything that is like the stories contained in this book.

"Total Recall I"
By Anagba Jibunor
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 374 pages | ISBN 9781503544079
Softcover | 6 x 9in | 374 pages | ISBN 9781503544062
E-Book | 374 pages | ISBN 9781503544086
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Originally from Nigeria, Anagba Jibunor currently lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has been living in America since 1988. In 1995, he graduated from the University of Minnesota with a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering.

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