On top of his achievement as an imaginative artist, the Kenyan writer's decision to write in Gikuyu is a truly brave move deserving high reward," writes Zoe Norridge.
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About Me
- Chielozona Eze
- Nigerian writer, philosopher and scholar. Associate professor of Anglophone and Postcolonial and African Literature at Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago.
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