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Visiting Akwa Ibom, Living in Uyo
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Visiting Akwa Ibom, Living in Uyo is a collection of intimate, interlinked personal essays about food, literature, childhood, being newly married, the bloom of love and friendship, and the act of carving out a life in Uyo. It’s also a love letter to cuisine and culture, especially the varied and generous food traditions of Akwa Ibom. Nmadiuto James has mapped out a sensory journey about learning to root oneself in a place that surprises with its tenderness and solidness- Uyo, Akwa Ibom.
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About the Author
Nmadiuto James is a Nigerian writer and literary publicist. She is the author of Visiting Akwa Ibom, Living in Uyo, a travel memoir that chronicles her journey of relocation, rediscovery, and rooting in Uyo, Nigeria. Her writing explores themes of belonging, memory, and cultural immersion. You can find her sharing stories at the intersection of food, books, and travel on LinkedIn, Instagram, and X. She can also be reached via email at jamesnmadiuto@gmail.com.
| Author | Nmadiuto James |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback, 144 pages |
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Okon –
This book opens your imagination to new places. You travel the land, smell the food, hear the people, see, feel and connect through the sensories of the writer.
I recommend that you read this book if you live within the state, plan to move to the state, thinking of visiting the state. But if none of the above applies to you, read it to learn about the beautiful life of the people who live in this lush, radiant and beautiful southern state of Nigeria.
Silvia Sanz –
I am enjoying this book very much. I love your comments about Nigerian soups and look forward to tasting the fisherman soup đŸ˜‰
Mmayen –
This book was delightful to experience
Joseph Brownson –
Joe This book gives you a brief summary of Living in Uyo, the culture, tradition, delicacies, about the author & many more.
Anne Etienam-Achu –
Nma, I want to sincerely commend you for your exceptional storytelling. From the very first page, I was completely drawn in and remained glued to the book till the end, except for the few times I had to reluctantly pull myself away to attend to work. Your descriptive and narrative style is remarkable, painting vivid pictures that spark the imagination and keep the reader captivated. Each detail is so beautifully captured that it creates a hunger to experience the journey alongside. Truly, it was an awe-inspiring read.
Well done, and looking forward to future reads from you