I just finished reading A Man of the People, a male book by Chinua Achebe. Although written in the early 1960s, it's rather complete, in that practically the same words of satire are popular today.
Before that I read Weep Not, Child (by Ngugi, who completely deserves his one-name status);
and (browsed) The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born, by their Ghanian contemporary, Ayi Kwei Armah.
I highly recommend all three.
Fuck this fucking slow internet @ 10kbps.
2 comments:
Smashing -- I'll order these for the library. Huzzah!
You forgot one book: Amos Tutuola's Palmwine Drinkard. Btw, who is your ISP?
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