Novel Excerpt: Indian Hunting on the Putumayo
This story is an excerpt from my forthcoming novel Everyone Comes from Belterra: When America Owned the Amazon, slated to be published by Pear Tree Press in July 2008. The story originates from my...
View ArticleEveryone Comes from Belterra, by Deji Olukotun in final stages of editing
My first novel, Everyone Comes from Belterra: When America Owned the Amazon, is now in the final stages of editing, with a slated August/September 2008 release. This book is the product of seven years...
View ArticleLimited Release Announcement: Everyone Comes from Belterra, by Deji Olukotun
I am thrilled to announce that my first novel, Everyone Comes from Belterra: when america owned the amazon, is finally ready for publication. This novel is the product of seven years of hard work, with...
View ArticleEveryone Comes from Belterra: When America Owned the Amazon, available for...
Six years in the making, Everyone Comes from Belterra: When America Owned the Amazon is an historical fiction tale about the rise and fall of Ford’s ambitious experiment to grow rubber in the Brazilian...
View ArticleChapter of Everyone Comes from Belterra Published
The magazine Brazzil.com, a Brazilian cultural website, has published a chapter of my novel Everyone Comes from Belterra: When America Owned the Amazon. The chapter is entitled In the Light of the...
View Article"In a recent discovery filing, Chevron disclosed that it is employing no...
“In a recent discovery filing, Chevron disclosed that it is employing no fewer than 39 law firms in the Ecuador matter (including four law firms representing the related individual defendants, but not...
View Articleerina: “His partnership with Google, which began in 2007, has…
erina: “His partnership with Google, which began in 2007, has enabled the tribe to create an online “cultural map” of the Surui with stories from the tribe’s elders that are uploaded onto YouTube, as...
View ArticleI was on HuffPoLive to debate the decision of Amazon (and other…
I was on HuffPoLive to debate the decision of Amazon (and other retailers) to pull self-published erotic fiction from their sites. fictionthatmatters: This was a fascinating debate and I think there...
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