In Decolonizing the Mind, this author bids "farewell to English" and describes language as a means of understanding oneself.
In Decolonizing the Mind, this author bids "farewell to English" and describes language as a means of understanding oneself. One of this author's novels is a disjointed narrative telling the stories of the freedom fighter Kihika, and the love triangle between Mumbi and her suitors Gikonyo and Karanja. Attacking capitalism and corruption, the play I Will Marry When I Want got this author imprisoned for a year. Written in the style of traditional ballad singers, the novel Devil on the Cross is a meeting between the Devil and the exploiters of the poor. For 10 points, identify this Kenyan author, known for his novels Weep Not, Child and Petals of Blood.
In Decolonizing the Mind, this author bids "farewell to English" and describes language as a means of understanding oneself.
{Ngugi} wa Thiong’o