If you liked Futurism and the African Imagination by Dike Okoro, start with In the Company of the Muse (2016), New Perspectives on Mazisi Kunene (2016), and Letter to Aisha and Other Stories (2016). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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1
In the Company of the Muse
2016 · 90 pages · Dike Okoro · Same author
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2
New Perspectives on Mazisi Kunene
2016 · 134 pages · Dike Okoro · Same author
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3
Letter to Aisha and Other Stories
2016 · 96 pages · Dike Okoro · Same author
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4
We Have Crossed Many Rivers
2012 · 386 pages · Dike Okoro · Same author
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5
Songs for Wonodi
2007 · 100 pages · Dike Okoro · Same author
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6
Lupenga Mphande
2021 · 252 pages · Dike Okoro · Same author
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Epic Poetry of Mazisi Kunene
2023 · 240 pages · Dike Okoro, Toyin Falola, Abimbola Adelakun · Same author
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8
The Black Speculative Arts Movement
2021 · 214 pages · Sheree Renée Thomas, Souleymane Ba, Wriply Marie Bennet, Iain Campbell, Enrique Carrion, Dariel Cobb, Tim Fielder, Clinton R. Fluker, Sherese Francis, Amber Johnson Saint Louis University, Jessi Jumanji, Natasha A. Kelly, Sheeba Maya, Dike Okoro, Rasheeda Phillips, Stacey Robinson, Erik Steinskog, Toniesha L. Taylor, tobias c. van Veen · Same author
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Mazisi Kunene
2023 · 136 pages · Dike Okoro · Same author
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Life Lessons of African Proverbs
2017 · 50 pages · Festus E. Obiakor, Dike Okoro, Gathogo M. Mukuria · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after Futurism and the African Imagination?
BookOrb recommends In the Company of the Muse (2016), New Perspectives on Mazisi Kunene (2016), Letter to Aisha and Other Stories (2016), We Have Crossed Many Rivers (2012), and Songs for Wonodi (2007).
Are there books like Futurism and the African Imagination?
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Who wrote Futurism and the African Imagination?
Futurism and the African Imagination is by Dike Okoro.