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The Sea Has Drowned The Fish: Fiction, Fact and Folktale from Writers Project of Ghana
This first anthology of short stories from the Writers Project of Ghana represents a debut for several Ghanaian authors, accompanied to the literary stage by a good number of their familiar colleagues.
In addition, it features the work of contributors from Nigeria and South Africa. In a rich mix of fiction, fact and folktale, the readers is taken through exciting, startling, and humorous stories that span the ordinary and extraordinary by the editors Mamle Kabu and Martin Egblewogbe, together with a host of contemporary writers including Ayesha Harruna Attah, Manu Herbstein, Chuma Nwokolo and Yewande Omotoso.
In addition, it features the work of contributors from Nigeria and South Africa. In a rich mix of fiction, fact and folktale, the readers is taken through exciting, startling, and humorous stories that span the ordinary and extraordinary by the editors Mamle Kabu and Martin Egblewogbe, together with a host of contemporary writers including Ayesha Harruna Attah, Manu Herbstein, Chuma Nwokolo and Yewande Omotoso.
- GenresShort Stories
257 pages, Paperback
Published October 27, 2018
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November 16, 2022
Interesting stories. I wish a few if them were now conclusive though. Was not a fan of the cliffhangers.
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