Wole Talabi

Wole Talabi (born 28 February 1986) is a Nigerian science fiction writer, engineer, editor, and author of Shigidi and the Brass Head of Obalufon, Convergence Problems, and Incomplete Solutions. He is known for his contributions to African speculative fiction and African futurism. Quotes I have an interesting idea, there's some cool robots, and what if the world was like this? Okay, that's it. Discussing how many of his stories begin with a scientific or speculative concept before themes and character development."The big idea": An interview with Wole Talabi For me, the idea comes first, and everything else is secondary. Explaining his writing process and his emphasis on speculative concepts. "The big idea": An interview with Wole Talabi Every time I write, I learn something new. On his favorite aspect of writing and continuous learning. Author Interview: Wole Talabi Sometimes I learn random facts. Sometimes I learn something about people. And very often, I learn something about myself. Reflecting on the personal discoveries that come through the writing process. Author Interview: Wole Talabi Challenges are motivating because I am always excited at the opportunity to learn something new. Discussing how he stays motivated as a writer. Author Interview: Wole Talabi I strongly believe that the entire world and everything we experience and our entire reality is a story. Explaining his philosophy of storytelling and human experience. Wole Talabi and the Purpose of Stories External links Category:Living people Category:1986 births Category:Nigerian writers