the moon rock thief
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A struggling Nigerian scientist works the night shift in the Johnson Space Lab in Houston, studying the moon rocks returned from the Apollo missions. Until one day a secretive diplomat offers him the opportunity of a lifetime to return home–provided he takes something with him. The Moon Rock Thief is the first chapter of my novel Nigerians in Space and can be read on its own.
Bathing with perlemoen
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An innocent young fisherman is sucked into the dangerous, multimillion rand South African abalone trade in order to save a close friend–and eventually his own life. This story emerged from research with local South Africans, police officers and prosecutors into the violent trade that has wracked the coastal region of the country. Originally published in Crime Beat South Africa, this is the second chapter in the novel “Nigerians in Space” and can be read alone as a short story.
Splinters of haiti
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First published in Joyland magazine, this short story follows a professional soccer referee in post-earthquake Haiti as he searches for his friends before an important match. His trip through the countryside forces him to recall his relationship with his late brother–a famous soccer player–and a torrid love affair.
Everyone Comes from Belterra – a novel
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Six years in the making, Everyone Comes from Belterra: When America Owned the Amazon is an historical fiction tale about the rise and fall of Ford’s ambitious experiment to grow rubber in the Brazilian Amazon. From Model T’s to capoeira fights, this 315 page novel traces the lives of an American manager and a Brazilian rubber tapper as they attempt to hold together a town ravaged by greed — and a dangerous new discovery.
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