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There was a Country.

Chinua Achebe’s writing is both very detailed and full of humanity. I’m forcing myself to read this book slowly.I hope … More

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I Love Books by…Sefi Atta.

Hello!   I shared a summary of why I enjoy books by Sefi Atta, one of my favourite Nigerian Authors … More

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Classicallyivy…

  What message do I want to convey through classicallyivy.com? 1. I am a creative person. _____________________ 2. We are … More

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Some book sales maths…

Mathematics, my favourite subject…okay, that’s not true 😂 But as a self-published Author, I find myself tapping out figures on … More

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Fruits of my creative efforts…

  I am not a motivational speaker…but I do have something I feel someone out there needs to hear: if … More

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Ivie and her books…

  My books and more of my books 😊

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Dirt in the Dust by Ivie M. Eke (Audio Review)

Hey Everyone!   The good people at Literary Everything reviewed my book, ‘Dirt In The Dust’.   You can listen … More

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‘Dirt In The Dust’, now in paperback!

Imade and Chibuzor’s relationship can withstand the truth and nothing but the truth…or can it?   Hey, Everyone! ‘Dirt In … More

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Short Story: The Chairman’s Wife (Part 2).

(Read part 1 here). The Chairman’s Wife: Part Two. ‘Hi’. ‘Hi’. He cleared his throat. ‘So…you’re my Boss’s wife? I … More

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Short Story: The Chairman’s Wife (Part 1).

The Chairman’s Wife: Part One. Enahire was not a man who was easily surprised. In his 35 years on earth, … More

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