
Literary Legacy of Amu Djoleto: Ghana’s Voice of Satire, Satire, and Hope
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Amu Djoleto: A Versatile Ghanaian Voice Solomon Alexander Amu Djoleto (born 22 Ju…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Amu Djoleto: A Versatile Ghanaian Voice Solomon Alexander Amu Djoleto (born 22 Ju…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Michael Francis Dei-Anang (1909–1977) was more than a poet and playwr…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Joe Coleman De Graft (1924–1978) occupies a towering position in the landscape of A…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Mabel Dove Danquah (1910–1984) was not only a pioneering short story…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Joseph Boakye Danquah, born in 1895 in Bepong, Gold Coast (now Ghana)…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Quobna Ottobah Cuguano (1757–1791) stands as one of the most uncompro…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Joseph Ephraim Casely Hayford (1866–1930) was a towering figure in th…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Johannes Capitein stands as one of the most complex and intriguing fi…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Kwesi Osborne Henry Brew (b. 1928, Ghana) stands among the most eloqu…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Yaw Boateng may not be a household name in global literary circles, but his contribut…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Born in 1935 in Wheta, Ghana, into a culturally vibrant Ewe family, Kofi Awoonor—orig…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) In the grand narrative of postcolonial African literature, Ayi Kwei Armah stands a…