The statement reads: Adichie’s third novel takes on the comedy and tragedy of
American race relations from the perspective of a young Nigerian immigrant.
From the office politics of a hair-braiding salon to the burden of memory,
there’s nothing too humble or daunting for this fearless writer, who is so
attuned to the various worlds and shifting selves we inhabit — in life and
online, in love, as agents and victims of history and the heroes of our own
stories.
How Prof Buhari captured 'Yusuf Grillo Like You've Never Seen'
Art on chessboard with Tunde Onakoya, Lanre Olagoke
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Onyeka Onwenu's last major honour in Art of Afrobeats award
Soyinka at 90...revisiting Maya Angelou, superlatives of Nobel Prize
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Separating Yoruba religious tradition from Isese (2)
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