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Tag: Richard Crompton

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Introducing the African Author Google Hangout

James Murua June 2, 2014 2 Comments African Author Google HangoutsHawa GolakaiKinyanjui KombaniRichard Crompton

We here at JamesMurua.com would like to introduce a new thing in the African literature scene: The African Author Google Hangout. This is a hangout…

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Richard Crompton’s second Inspector Mollel novel Hell’s Gate out

James Murua May 29, 2014 No Comments Crime FictionHell's GateRichard Crompton

Inspector Mollel was introduced to many of us in Richard Crompton’s debut The Hour of the Red God last year. The book was received very…

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