Short Stories· Liberia
So Spoke the Uncle
by Wilton SankawuloAggregate Editorial Score30/100
Published 1976English
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Wilton Sankawulo's So Spoke the Uncle (1976) stands as one of the most significant works of short stories of its era. 'So Spoke the Uncle' is a collection of short stories by Wilton Sankawulo that captures the essence of Liberian oral traditions. The stories are imbued with moral lessons and cultural wisdom, reflecting the rich tapestry of Liberian folklore. Sankawulo's work is significant for preserving traditional narratives and offering insights into the values and beliefs of Liberian society. Themes of oral tradition, folklore, moral lessons run through the work.
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