Works by Kofi Anyidoho include:

Earthchild, with Brainsurgery : poems
by Kofi Anyidoho ASIN: 9964970722 Woeli, Accra, 1985

Aharvest of our dreams ; with Elegy for the revolution : poems
by Kofi AnyidohoASIN: 9964970730 Woeli, Accra, 1993

Ancestrallogic& Caribbeanblues
by Kofi AnyidohoISBN 0-86543-265-1 Africa World Press, 1993

PraiseSong forTheLand: poems of Hope & Love & Care
by Kofi AnyidohoISBN 9988-550-45-6 Sub-Saharan,
2002

Includes a CD with readings of the poems by Kofi Anyidoho

 

The Word Behind Bars and the Paradox of Exile
by Kofi Anyidoho(Editor), Jane I. Guyer
Paperback - 288 pages (August 1997)
Northwestern Univ Pr; ISBN:0810113937 ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.80 x 8.45 x 5.48

Bayonetsby Kofi Anyidoho
Guilt by Kofi Anyidoho
Nostalgia by Kofi Anyidoho
Santrofi by Kofi Anyidoho

BeyondSurvival : African Literature & the Search for New Life (Ala Annuals Series, No 5)
by Kofi Anyidoho(Editor), Abena P.A. Busia(Editor), Anne V. Adams(Editor)

Paperback - 350 pages Annual edition (September1998)
AFRICA WORLD PRESS INC.;ISBN: 0865437092 ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.93 x 8.49 x 5.53

Even in thebest of times, the artist is constantly reaching beyond the present; theseverity of Africa's present situation of crisis must urge our artists evenfarther into their version of a new life. In "Beyond Survival," someof the best interpreters of African literature focus on "the role of thecreative artist as a critical assessor, confidence builder and inspirer toexcellence."

The central theme of thisimportant collection of essays is inspired by the belief that given the severityof the current crisis of life for African peoples, and given the intuitive andcultivated ability of the creative artist to monitor and accurately capture thecomplexities of any human institution, close attention to the world of Africanand African-heritage writers should provide not only important insights intovarious dimensions of the problem, but also and perhaps even more crucial,subtle but reliable pointers to probable solutions. More than any other group ofpeople, it is perhaps to the artists we must turn for a creative but timelyrealizable version of the future.

The contributors fall underfive broad headings, beginning with an introductory section featuring threeimportant addresses delivered during the 1994 ALA annual conference in Accra,Ghana, at which these papers were first presented, as well as a speciallycommissioned essay in memory of the late Flora Nwapa, one of Africa's best knownpioneer women writers. The four other sections present a total of twenty essaysfocusing on "shifting paradigms," "New Life: Language andartistic tradition," "New Life: Language, Literature & NationalPolicy," and "Resistance Strategies."

Aboutthe Author
Kofi Anyidoho is a poet, literary scholar andprofessor of literature at the University of Ghana, Legon. He is a formerPresident of the African Literature Association.

Abena P.A. Busia is a poet,literary scholar, associate professor of English, Rutgers University, and aformer President of the African Literature association.

Anne V. Adams is associateprofessor in the Africana Studies & Research Center, and associate directorof Women's Studies...

Fontomfrom. Contemporary Ghanaian Literature, Theatre and Film. (Matatu 21-22)
by Kofi Anyidoho,James Gibbs

Paperback (January 2000)
Rodopi; ISBN: 9042012730

The PanAfrican ideal in literatures of the Black world
by Kofi Anyidoho ASIN: 9964301685

InterdisciplinaryDimensions of African Literature (African Literature Association Annuals : No.8)
by Kofi AnyidohoASIN: 0894104578

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