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The depth, scope and capacity of the human heart are quite literally unsearchable. Nonetheless, we never cease to ponder them, to question them, to attempt to analyze them.
In this fortuitous first assignment of the editorial board, Missang Oyongha delivers an inspiring, if brief, critique of the preface to Camilla; Or A Picture Of Youth by Frances Burney.
Public intellectual, private hunter of game, bibliophile, oenophile, humanist, dramatist, poet, provocateur, paterfamilias: Wole Soyinka has always seemed to inhabit, simultaneously, an endless array of nouns.
Trinidadian by accident of birth, Indian by family tree, English by choice of domicile, V. S. Naipaul was a Darwinian by instinct. He was much taken with beginnings, origin stories, first causes that explained the individual.
