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Person Detail: Folasayo Dele-Ogunrinde
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| Full Name: Folasayo Dele-Ogunrinde | ||
| Biography: Folasayo is the author of a 1989 British Council Prize winning play The Woman With a Past (Heinemann Books, Nigeria). Conversations With The Soul At 3.00 AM is her first collection of love poems. A performance poet, she has been captivating audiences with passionate rendition of this collection prior to publication. Although she has a Master's degree in Animal Nutrition, she gave up her career as a Scientist to pursue her innate interests in acting, modeling, writing and the visual arts. Of Nigerian descent, Folasayo now resides in Bellevue, WA where she works full-time as an artist and contributes to science by volunteering in cancer-related research. TITLE OF BOOKS: Conversations With The Soul At 3:00AM. ISBN: 0-9659557-0-2 (Home of African Concepts )P.O.Box 50172, Bellevue, WA 98015. Author will supply books also available on http://www.amazon.com The Woman With A Past (The 5 Plays) ISBN: 978-192-361-6 ( Heinemann Books, Nigeria Ltd.) Out of Print. |
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| Category: | Interstate | |
| Travel Range: | anywhere in the tri-state area | |
| Transportation: | plane and/or car | |
| Dates Available: | May 15th-June 30th; October 15th-November 30th | |
| Fees: | Usually $250. Will negotiate with curator, but absolute minimum fee is $100-$150 plus travel, lodging, and meals. | |
| Contact Information: |
P.O. Box 50172 Bellevue WA 98015 PH: 425-277-8958 Email: folasayod@hotmail.com |
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| Author's Timeline: | ||
| 2000 |
(Unknown) County "Conversations With The Soul At 3:00AM" (Pub: Home of African Concepts ISBN: ) |
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(Unknown) County "The Woman With A Past" (Pub: Heinemann Books, Nigeria Ltd. ISBN: ) This book won the 1989 British Council Prize. |
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