Uzodinma Iweala Books

November 5, 1982

Uzodinma Iweala is a writer and medical doctor whose work delves into complex social and human issues. Through his writing, he explores the impact of conflict and societal challenges on individuals, particularly vulnerable populations. His narratives are characterized by a profound insight into the human psyche and compelling storytelling that draws readers into difficult yet vital stories. Iweala's engagement extends beyond literature into health policy, adding a significant dimension to his literary contributions.

Beasts of No Nation
192 pages
7 hours of reading
4.0(244)Add rating
Agu is just a boy when war arrives at his village. His mother and sister are rescued by the UN, while he and his father remain to fight the rebels. 'Run!' shouts his father when the rebels arrive. And Agu does run. Straight into the rebels' path. In a vivid, sparkling voice, Agu tells the story of what happens to him next. His story is shocking and painful, and completely unforgettable. Beasts of No Nation gives us an extraordinary portrait of the chaos and violence of war. It is a gripping and remarkable debut.

Beasts of No Nation