Wole Soyinka: Quick Facts
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| Also Known As | Akinwande Oluwole Soyinka |
|---|---|
| Born | July 13, 1934 (age 92) ⢠Abeokuta ⢠Nigeria |
| Awards And Honors | Nobel Prize |
| Notable Works | âA Dance of the Forestsâ ⢠âA Shuttle in the Cryptâ ⢠âArt, Dialogue, and Outrageâ ⢠âChronicles from the Land of the Happiest People on Earthâ ⢠âDeath and the Kingâs Horsemanâ ⢠âIdanre and Other Poemsâ ⢠âJeroâs Metamorphosisâ ⢠âKongiâs Harvestâ ⢠âMandelaâs Earth and Other Poemsâ ⢠âMyth, Literature, and the African Worldâ ⢠âSamarkand and Other Markets I Have Knownâ ⢠âSeason of Anomyâ ⢠âThe Burden of Memory, the Muse of Forgivenessâ ⢠âThe Interpretersâ ⢠âThe Lion and the Jewelâ ⢠âThe Open Sore of a Continentâ ⢠âThe Roadâ ⢠âThe Strong Breedâ ⢠âThe Trials of Brother Jeroâ ⢠âYou Must Set Forth at Dawnâ |
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