Johnnie MacViban (born 1955) is a Cameroonian journalist, poet and novelist educated in the International School of Journalism and the International Communication Institute, Montreal (Canada).
As a news analyst, he has worked with Cameroon Tribune and Cameroon Radio Television and was incarcerated on 26 July 1986 alongside Sam Nuvalla Fonkem and Ebssy Ngum for airing over the radio a story on multi-party politics titled The Enemies of Democracy on Cameroon Calling. They were later released five months later in November of the same year.[1][2]
In 1994, he won the Editor’s Choice Award in Poetry for the National Library of Poetry [3] and his novel A Ripple from Abakwa was shortlisted for EduART's Jane and Rufus Blanshard Award for fiction.[4]
Bibliographyedit
An Anecdoted View. Yaounde: Subsidy, 2004.
An Anecdoted Patchwork. Garoua: Subsidy, 2006.
The Makuru Alternative. Bamenda: Patron Publishing House, 2007.
A Ripple from Abakwa. Bamenda: Patron Publishing House, 2008.
The Mwalimu’s Reader (A Collection of Critical Journalistic Essays). Kansas: Miraclaire, 2011.
johnnie, macviban, born, 1955, cameroonian, journalist, poet, novelist, educated, international, school, journalism, international, communication, institute, montreal, canada, born1955, julyoccupationwriter, poet, journalist, teachernationalitycamerooniangenre. Johnnie MacViban born 1955 is a Cameroonian journalist poet and novelist educated in the International School of Journalism and the International Communication Institute Montreal Canada Johnnie MacVibanBorn1955 27 JulyOccupationWriter Poet Journalist and TeacherNationalityCameroonianGenrePoetry Fiction JournalismLiterary movementModernism Postmodernism Contents 1 Life and career 2 Bibliography 2 1 Essays and articles 3 ReferencesLife and career editAs a news analyst he has worked with Cameroon Tribune and Cameroon Radio Television and was incarcerated on 26 July 1986 alongside Sam Nuvalla Fonkem and Ebssy Ngum for airing over the radio a story on multi party politics titled The Enemies of Democracy on Cameroon Calling They were later released five months later in November of the same year 1 2 In 1994 he won the Editor s Choice Award in Poetry for the National Library of Poetry 3 and his novel A Ripple from Abakwa was shortlisted for EduART s Jane and Rufus Blanshard Award for fiction 4 Bibliography editAn Anecdoted View Yaounde Subsidy 2004 An Anecdoted Patchwork Garoua Subsidy 2006 The Makuru Alternative Bamenda Patron Publishing House 2007 A Ripple from Abakwa Bamenda Patron Publishing House 2008 The Mwalimu s Reader A Collection of Critical Journalistic Essays Kansas Miraclaire 2011 Twilight of Crooks Yaounde Bakwa Books 2021 ISBN 978 1 7337526 3 3 5 Essays and articles edit Low Ebb for Cameroon Cinema Bakwa magazine December 2011 References edit Index On Censorship Volume 15 Issue 10 1986 Johnnie MacViban The Mwalimu s Reader Kansas Miraclaire 2011 Ann Arbor Review of Books 1 7 2013 EduArt Awards for Cameroonian Literature in English Mwalimu Johnnie MacViban Shortlisted Author for Fiction Archived from the original on 2014 04 26 Retrieved 2014 04 25 Twilight of Crooks by Mwalimu Johnnie Macviban 9781733752633 Bakwabooks com Books Bakwabooks com Retrieved 2021 12 28 nbsp This Cameroonian biographical article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Johnnie MacViban amp oldid 1176278952, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
