Hey, Omar, Come to the United States. Do I have to explain? Just the other day I invited you and you did not reply.
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Is Kola Boof your Mother?
[ARchive Headline] -- Germany: Fraulein Kola Boof escapes Osama Bin Laden
Schlon Berger 13.01.2003 19:48
Excerpt | Courtesy of New York Post--January 7th, 2003
Retreived by Pat Darnell
In the past, Boof has denied rumors of her sexual relationship with bin Laden, but she says she has come clean for her son's safety. "The fact that people think my son is Osama's is very scary to me, so I thought I better clear it up. He's a monster . . . I did not want to be with him. I was basically his prisoner."
Boof says she escaped to Spain after bin Laden tired of her and allowed her to leave. "He asked me to move out so he could move another woman in," she said. "I never saw him again."
The controversial author says she has also been marked for death by the Sudanese-based National Islamic Front, who issued a fatwah in response to her writings condemning slavery in the Sudan, female castration, stoning and other barbarism against African women.
AN American author who says she was forced into sexual servitude by Osama bin Laden has pulled her 5-year-old son out of a Los Angeles elementary school after rumors swirled that bin Laden was the child's father.
Sudanese-born Kola Boof, 33, says she was held prisoner and forced to have sex with bin Laden in 1996 when she was pursuing an acting career in North Africa. She says bin Laden raped her, then forced her to live with him for four months at the La Maison Arabe hotel in Marrakesh, Morocco. In 1998, after she had escaped to Spain, bin Laden threatened to kill her after reading her first book of poems, "Every Little Bit Hurts," which was critical of Islam.
"He tracked me down and called me and said, 'If I had the time, I would come and slit your throat myself,' " Boof told us yesterday. "After I got that call, I was afraid for my life and moved to London."
Books by Kola Boof (Published in the U.S. )
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Diary of a Lost Girl (Autobiography) 2006
Flesh and the Devil (a novel) 1995/US: 2004
Long Train to the Redeeming Sin (short stories) 1998/US: 2004
Nile River Woman (Poetry) 1997/US: 2004
Harper’s Magazine (2006)
Politically Inspired (anthology by Stephen Elliot) 2003
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Awards
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“Best Book of 2006”—“Diary of a Lost Girl: The Autobiography of Kola Boof”, chosen by PRINCETON Critic Kam Williams Year of 2006 List/United States.
SWEDEN--“2007 World Author’s Woman to Woman Pen” (Kavinna till Kavinna) for Non-fiction, awarded for Kola Boof’s essay “I Am My Own Daughter”, which appeared in the popular Swedish feminist magazine, OTTAR—Sweden.
The award is called in Swedish, "Kavinna till Kavinna".
Boof, Kola; Resume, SOURCE
Author's Example: Choll Apieth, Tribute to John Garang.. by Kila Boof
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