201 Abibisika (Black Gold) Points

Rank: Unranked Obibini

Ma’at Hotep, family, Like many of you, most of the books in my library are “non-fiction” in the areas of
history, economics, political science, psychology, spirituality, etc. mostly by black scholars (John H. Clarke, Marimba Ani, Chancellor Williams, Frances Cress-Welsing, Molefi Asante, etc.) and some white scholars. However, there is a book classified as fiction which has impacted me in all of these areas as much or more than the works of all of these scholars. The author is a Ghanaian writer named Ayi Kwei Armah and the title of the book is “Two Thousand Seasons”. Those of you that have read this book know the power that it has to transcend all areas of Afrikan life, history, culture and spirituality. I find that I have to periodically re-read this novel every five years or so to keep all of the other information on Afrika in perspective. I’ve found that Armah’s work is hard to find in most so-called “black book stores”, but you might want to try here: https://africaworldpressbooks.com/