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As part of its ongoing collaboration
with writers and researchers towards
updating
critical
responses
and
approaches to the oeuvres
of
some of the important voices of contemporary African writing,
IRCALC editors present select criticisms by
literary scholars in United Kingdom, Cameroon, Nigeria,
Canada and United States
centring on the works of Nigerian
poet and novelist, Chin Ce.
Divided in three phases of study: an Overview, a section on the Short and Longer Fictions of Chin Ce and a final part dealing with the Poetry of Chin Ce, all works here critiqued include Ce's well known fictions, Children of Koloko [2001], Gamji College [2002] and poetry, An African Eclipse [2000]. Attempts have also been made to give Chin Ce�s other works, The Visitor [2004] (fiction) and Full Moon [1992] (poetry) as much critical attention here as his Millennial [2005] collection of poems.
The Works of Chin Ce: IRCALC Critical Supplement (A)1. These papers, taken as a whole, reveal the ideals, craft and vision of Chin Ce�s fictional preoccupation in the past few years. However, they are only a mild testimony to the wider interest and acceptance which the new generation of African voices will continue to generate among literary scholars around the world.
Url of reference:
http://www.africaresearch.org/JCs1_1.htm
The Works of Chin Ce. Critical Supplement (A)1 Irene
MARQUES (Ed) IRCALC, 2007 ISBN: 978-9-78-360343-1 |
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