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Two Thousand Seasons

Ayi Kwei Armah
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Region

West Africa

Ghana

Era

Post-colonial

Language

English

Genre

Fiction

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An epic history of the African people across two thousand years of Arab and European conquest, slavery, and colonialism. Written in a collective 'we' voice drawing on oral tradition.

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Armah's most ambitious work; a founding text of pan-African historical fiction

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An epic history of the African people across two thousand years of Arab and European conquest, slavery, and colonialism. Written in a collective 'we' voice drawing on oral tradition. Armah's most ambitious work; a founding text of pan-African historical fiction

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