Telling tales out of school

Posted: 06 Jul 2012 @ 01:42

Nigerian-born Chibundu Onuzo is the youngest woman ever to sign a two-book deal with Faber & Faber. She talks to Sarah Meyrick

LIKE many 21-year-olds, Chibundu Onuzo is basking in the satisfaction of having recently completed her university finals. Although she is yet to receive her results, she is turning over ideas about her future, and some of the big decisions are still up in the air. "It's something I have to pray about, to ask, 'What does God want for my life?'" she says.

She has a head start on her fellow students, however: ...

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