Ayi Kwei Armah (Critical Survey of Long Fiction)
Other Literary Forms
Although Ayi Kwei Armah is primarily a novelist, he has written and published in other forms as well. Among his short stories, “Yaw Manu’s Charm” has appeared in The Atlantic Monthly (1968) and “The Offal Kind” in Harper’s (1969). His poem “Aftermath” is included in Messages: Poems from Ghana (1970). Armah has also worked as a translator for Jeune Afrique and the Algerian-based Révolution Africaine. His polemical essay “African Socialism: Utopian or Scientific?,” appeared in Présence Africaine...
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