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'Omar Musa has, it seems, put aside the voice of protest, anger and challenge so present in his powerful 2017 poetry collection, Millefiori, in favour of a journey to his roots in the culture and history of Borneo.'
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https://theconversation.com/omar-musa-blends-words-and-the-wood-carving-of-borneo-to-explore-beauty-rage-and-history-176890
Omar Musa Blends Words and the Wood Carving of Borneo to Explore Beauty, Rage and History
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Subjects:
- Millefiori 2017 selected work poetry
- Killernova 2021 selected work poetry
- Borneo, Southeast Asia, South and East Asia, Asia,
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