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    • _Sean Topor
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    • _Tiffany Lafleur
    • _Tracey R. Cobb
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OLOLADE AKINLABI

Ololade is a prose writer with a particular focus on themes related to gender relations and gender biases, as well as a poet with poems featured in various international journals and magazines. 


Ololade's latest work is the adult fiction novel "Ocean of Tears" – a purposeful story exhibiting the realities of gender violence against women. Through his work, Ololade hopes to amplify the voices of women whose stories and experiences related to gender-based violence and biases are too often misrepresented or ignored, particularly throughout largely patriarchal societies. 


When not writing, Ololade enjoys reading African novels by authors like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Ayi Kwei Armah. He currently resides in Ibadan, Nigeria, where he imparts his knowledge of social issues as a teacher.


Ololade is the 2018 winner of the Ken Egba Poetry Prize by Poet award and the 2017 Nominee for the Writer’s Award in Nigeria. 

ABOUT THE BOOK > OCEAN OF TEARS

A CONVERSATION WITH OLOLADE AKINLABI & TA-TANISHA HAWKINS

An insightful conversation with Ololade alongside special guest Ta-Tanisha Hawkins, a survivor of intimate partner violence. Dive deep into the themes of resilience and empowerment as they discuss the impact of storytelling in shedding light on the realities of relationship abuse. Don’t miss this powerful dialogue that promises to inspire and provoke thought. 

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