Wole Soyinka: Ake the years of childhood
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Aké: The Years of Childhood (1981) recounts Oluwole (Wole) Soyinka’s first eleven years (1934-1944), centred on his home life in Abeokuta, within the parsonage compound, where his father, ‘Essay’ [S.A.], was headmaster and his mother, ‘Wild Christian’, was a homemaker and market woman. A fifteen-chapter autobiography, Aké is an artistic shaping of memories. Aké reveals Wole’s growing consciousness and his moral aware.
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