The short stories explore the complications faced by Africans in living the postcolonial experience, especially as it directly impacts the African world, its peoples, and their sometimes “complicated” lifestyles. The narratives capture not only the angst of seeking meaning in a world that challenges wholeness for African communities and individuals but, above all, look at ways of retrieval of cultural/ancestral knowledge in authenticating themselves.
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Tomi Adeaga teaches African literature at the Department of African Studies, Faculty of Philological and Cultural Studies of the University of Vienna, Austria. She is the author of Translating and Publishing African Language(s)and Literature(s): Examples from Nigeria, Ghana and Germany (2006). She published a short story called “Marriage and Other Impediments” in African Love Stories; An Anthology (2006). She translated Olympe Bhêly –Quénum’s C’était à Tigony into As She Was Discovering Tigony (2017). She has also published articles in literary journals.
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