As a matter of fact solitude is an inherent part of writing. Unfortunately, in our contemporary society we have become accustomed to noise and to avo… - May Ifeoma Nwoye

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As a matter of fact solitude is an inherent part of writing. Unfortunately, in our contemporary society we have become accustomed to noise and to avoiding solitude at all costs and thus, surrounding ourselves with distractions, such as the cell phones, friends, and television and internet crowd.

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About May Ifeoma Nwoye

May Ifeoma Nwoye (born February 16,1956) is a Nigerian author and Professor of business administration.

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