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Kola Boof is a Sudanese-American novelist. She was born a Sunni Muslim in Omdurman, Sudan. As a child, she witnessed her parents' murder. [1] [page needed] She was adopted by African-Americans in Washington D.C. in 1979 and became an American citizen in 1993. She is the author of seven books, published in eight countries.
Egyptian/Sudanese-American writer Kola Boof is the author of seven books published in eight countries. Her autobiography, Diary of a Lost Girl (Door of Kush, ISBN: 0-9712019-8-6) was this critic’s #1 pick on the 10 Best Black Books List for 2006.
Jan 1, 2003 · Diary of a Lost Girl by Kola Boof is an essential read if you want to understand what motives Kola Boof's statements about women, race and life in general. She is a very interesting individual and her autobiography holds nothing back about her story as an African woman making her way in the world.
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As an Ex-Muslim Pro-Abortion Feminist Liberal Democrat, Kola Boof's support of Israel (due to her complaints about Arab Muslim slavery/mistreatment of women and homosexuals) and her outspoken war against COLORISM were not popular takes for the author.
As of 2022, Kola Boof's novels have been acclaimed by the NY Times, Boston Globe and many others...yet the Bin Laden scandal coupled with the U.S. government's unforgiving dislike for KOLA BOOF have rendered her one of the most controversial (and unfairly despised) writers in America.
After years of muddied and disputed reports it is now generally known that Kola Boof was the mistress of terrorist Osama Bin Laden for six months in 1996. Ms. Boof insists that this relationship was against her will. The affair was outed by the London Guardian.
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Egyptian-Sudanese-American novelist and poet KOLA BOOF is the author of several acclaimed books including The Sexy Part of the Bible, Flesh and the Devil, Long Train to the Redeeming Sin and Virgins In the Beehive. Her writing has appeared in Harper's and the story collection Politically Inspired.
