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Dream of Paradise 

Author: Lere Shakunle Binding: Paperback (pp: 280) ISBN: 978-8182531772 Availability: In Stock (Ships within 1 to 2 days) Publisher: Cyberwit.net Pub. Date: 2010 Condition: New About the Book: The book is about a person who has a dream for his village, Akanti Oke. The protagonist, Eniola, would like to change this village to a place where you don’t have to trek kilometers to fetch water from the river that disappears with the summer and where the mood of the weather no longer determines what the land can produce just because what modern agriculture promises is beyond what the people can afford if they know it at all. But as we dream of paradise, like the protagonist,  we don’t want to lose the serenity of the village, yes would love to welcome the hens and the chicks back home, so to say, in the evening, would like to retain the beautiful songs of the birds one of which wakes us up, indeed wakes up the protagonist in summer and what about the sky – forever blue in this part of the world and remains so in the hearts of romance that can dream – we would like, with the protagonist, to commune with its silence, the silence of the trees, wonderful companions in times of need and so, the protagonist dreams of a modern city as a blend of the silent romantic figure of the village and the lovingly seductive look of the park.

In the novel, there is the enemy who is disputing the paradise. It is not going to be smooth-.sailing to paradise. It has never been easy in all of history for  people whose works with their ways of life is an embodiment of paradise that they are, that each person is, each tree is, each rumble of the waves and the rolling of the tides are. But in the end, after the intrigues and investment in agents of the enemy of paradise, the hurrah cry of joy greets the arrival of paradise – at last. But how? Or did it really happen at all, when at the celebration something got thrown into the hub? The story invites the reader to the exploration of the world within in the world without, indeed the dream in reality and reality in the dream.

Akanti Oke, whose name is changed to Okanbori, is a prototype of this world as a village. As a village, the world is waiting for every person for the realization of the paradise within in the world, yes for the transformation of this world into a paradise, better still to transfigure the world such that former things are passed away for the birth of a new heaven and earth.

About the Author: LERE OYEBISI SHAKUNLE is a journalist, mathematician and writer. Lere  wrote and directed the play, Tinuke, Beauty Queen of Oyo Empire, which was performed in Berlin in September 2007. Lere Shakunle travelled to the Federal Republic of Germany to do Mathematics, Physics and Social Science at the University of Goettingen in Germany during which time he founded a new mathematics called Transfigural Mathematics (TfM). The year was 1985. Since then Lere has written more than twenty books, most of them in manuscript form (most of them available at the Library of Congress in Washington), and has presented papers on Transfigural Mathematics throughout the world, including one at the International Congress of Mathematicians, Berlin 1998 and another at the 40th Anniversary Celebration of the Discovery of DNA in Chicago in 1993. Lere is the Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of the Journal of Transfigural Mathematics (JTfM) - an interdisciplinary journal of mathematics, sciences, literature and arts - and is Director/Founder of The Matran School, an International School for Cross-Disciplinary Creativity. Lere was invited to the first-ever African Brain Gain Conference in Nairobi, Kenya in December 2004 to present papers on how to put Africa on the map, both scientifically and technologically. Before coming to the Federal Republic of Germany, Lere worked as a journalist with the Nigerian Broadcasting Service (reporter, co-producer), the Nigerian Television Service (reporter) The Daily Times (sub-editor, reporter), Student Magazine (Editor-in-Chief, Co-Publisher) and African Spark (Editor). In the Federal Republic, still a student,  he launched a new magazine on international relations with a former fellow German student, Anja Schuckart,  who later became his wife. Lere is a member of The New York Academy of Sciences, The American Mathematical Society, The Mathematical Association of America, The Chartered Institute of Journalists (UK-Ireland) and NIDO, Germany.  Lere and his wife Anja, a fellow student at the University of Göttingen, currently live in Berlin with their children. www.transfig-math.de

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