Kofi Anyidoho is a Ghanian poet and professor, born in 1947. He went to the University of Ghana in 1973 where he received a BA in English and Linguistics. His books of poetry include Elegy for the Revolution (1978), A Harvest of Our Dreams (1985), Earthchild (1985), and Ancestral Logic and Caribbean Blues (1992).
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1947-07-25
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Ghana
Ewe, English
University of Ghana, Indiana University, University of Texas, Austin
Elegy for the Revolution (Greenfield Center, N.Y.: Greenfield Review Press,1978); A Harvest of Our Dreams (London: Heinemann, 1985); Earthchild, with Brain Surgery (Accra: Woeli Publishing, 1985), AncestralLogic and CaribbeanBlues (Africa World Press, Trenton, NJ, 1992), Praise Song for the Land: Poems of Hope & Love & Care (2002), The Place We Call Home and Other Poems (Oxfordshire, England: Ayebia Clarke Publishing, 2011).
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