Christian Ekwunife has certainly added his name to the list of those bent on making a positive impact in the literary world. His latest work “The Indelible Scar of a lost lust“… the last two words are subtly tongue twisting… with certitude, reveals his mastery of the drama (play) sphere… a relegated genre in our country… no small thanks to the prose dominance!.

The play published by Author House on July 27, 2012 with 92 pages is a tragedy caused as a result of man’s inordinate or excessive desire for wealth or materialism. Christian published his first play titled “Gateway to Destruction” in 1995 and many of his articles have been published in professional academic journals. Let’s have a peek into the life of this young man who is taking the world by storm via his ingenuity laden writings…shall we?

CHRISTIAN CHUKWUDOZIE EKWUNIFE a native of Anambra state in Nigeria, was born on September 7th, 1974. He obtained both the Bachelor of Arts [B.A.] and Master of Arts [M.A.] degrees in Theatre Arts from the renowned University of Ibadan, Nigeria in 1999 and 2003 respectively. He has conducted research extensively on Theatre Criticism and Contemporary Theatre Practice. The Playwright, professional actor, dancer and accomplished Theatre Critic has published academic papers including but not limited to;

“Go Tell It To The Old Prophets, Criticism Not Mudslinging : Alex Asigbo’s War of The Tin Gods”, in :Theatre Experience: A Journal of Contemporary Practice, Theatre Arts Department, UNIZIK, Awka. Vol.2 2003.

“From Passing Hats to the Stock Exchange : Positive Thoughts on Theatre as Business in Nigeria”, in: The Performer: Ilorin Journal of Performing ArtsVol.8 [JOINT].

“Feminisn in Nigerian Drama: Femi Osofisan’s Tegonni, An African Antigone as a Paradigm”, in: The Creative Artist: A Journal of Theatre and Media Studies Vol. 1 NO.1 Oct. 2006... read more on http://9aijabooksandmovies./2012/10/09/christian-ekwunife-unveils-an-emotionally-gripping-play-the-indelible-scar-of-a-lost-lust/