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An Interview with Rotimi Babatunde, 2012 Caine Prize Winner

Interview

By: PEN America | July 18, 2012

“The past is not dead. It is not even past,” according to one of Faulkner’s characters. In writing “Bombay’s Republic”, my primary objective was to investigate how the past… More

Bombay’s Republic

Fiction

By: Rotimi Babatunde | July 17, 2012

Bombay’s discoveries of the possible would come faster than the leeches in Burma’s crepuscular jungles. At first, Bombay’s tasks were limited to mule driving and porting baggage. If there… More

An Interview with Rotimi Babatunde, 2012 Caine Prize Winner

Bombay’s Republic

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