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Book Festival, Edinburgh, 12 August 2019

Emmanuel Iduma appears at the 2019 Edinburgh International Book Festival.

Two writers from the African continent have produced works of non-fiction that forge fascinating new perspectives on identity, place and memory. A Line in the River charts Jamal Mahjoub’s attempts to rediscover Khartoum, the ‘fractured’ Sudanese city of his youth. Emmanuel Iduma’s A Stranger’s Pose tells a compelling story in words and photos of the Nigerian author’s journeys across Africa, from Addis Ababa to Casablanca.

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$Emmanuel Iduma appears at the 2019 Edinburgh International Book Festival.<br /> <br /> Two writers from the African continent have produced works of non-fiction that forge fascinating new perspectives on identity, place and memory. A Line in the River charts Jamal Mahjoub’s attempts to rediscover Khartoum, the ‘fractured’ Sudanese city of his youth. Emmanuel Iduma’s A Stranger’s Pose tells a compelling story in words and photos of the Nigerian author’s journeys across Africa, from Addis Ababa to Casablanca.<br /> <br /> © Dave Johnston / EEm$

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Book Festival, Edinburgh, 12 August 2019