As he recounts in his memoir, the future professor and author of Wizard of the Crow, Decolonizing the Mind, and other books, was born in rural Kenya, the fifth child of his father’s third wife. From the effects of World War II on the then-British colony to the armed struggle for independence, Ngügï offers a fascinating personal account of how strife has shaped both individuals and their society.
One of the attendees at the event was Patch Adams, the doctor.
The speaker was introduced by Marshall Edwards, from Politics and Prose.
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