“I wrote a story, and I showed it to a schoolmate of mine. And, he read it and he didn’t believe that I was the one who wrote the story. He thought perhaps I had copied it from somewhere or something, and that was like a huge motivation for me to write. It made me realize that perhaps I could actually do this. That, if this guy couldn’t believe that I wrote this and, in a way, every piece of writing that I have gone on to write has been a way of not just convincing myself, but convincing the guy, wherever he is in the world, that I can actually do this.” Stephen Buoro talks with J.T. Ellison about his book THE FIVE SORROWFUL MYSTERIES OF ANDY AFRICA.
A Word on WordsNPT’s literary series, features authors in locations around Nashville.
