Africa's Sunday People - In writing: Commonwealth Book Fair and Wole Soyinka

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In writing: Commonwealth Book Fair and Wole SoyinkaIn writing: Commonwealth Book Fair and Wole Soyinka

Released On: 04 Oct 1974

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Wole Soyinka, new editor of African magazine Transition, and the Commonwealth book fair

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