Charlina Daitouah

I am a Liberian, a wife, and a mother. Writing is my passion, my safe retreat from the rest of the world. I reside presently in Monrovia, Liberia with my family.

A Matter of Size: Poems by Charlina Daitouah

Poetry Charlina Daitouah - October 6, 2012

‘How they kill am?’ – Poems by Charlina Daitouah

Poetry Charlina Daitouah - August 12, 2012

Willing Captive: Poems by Charlina Daitouah

Poetry Charlina Daitouah - January 8, 2009

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