
Wole Soyinka
July 13, 1934
Awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, this author is celebrated for work that, with a wide cultural perspective and poetic overtones, fashions the drama of existence. His writing delves into profound existential questions with a distinctive style and depth. Through a unique ability to capture the essence of the human condition, his creations have become a significant contribution to world literature. Readers can anticipate engaging narratives that explore life's complexities.
1975The Man Died
1981Ake
1990Canto
2005Climate of Fear
2012Abiku
2013Of Africa
2015InterInventions
2021Season of Anomy
2024The Interpreters