What has the author Ken Saro-Wiwa written?

Answer 1

Ken Saro-Wiwa has written:

'Prisoners of Jebs'

'Second letter to Ogoni youth' -- subject(s): Ogoni (African people), Social conditions, Government relations

'Sozaboy'

'Genocide in Nigeria' -- subject(s): Crimes against, Genocide, Ogoni (African people), Indigenous peoples

'Lemonas Geschichte'

'Similia' -- subject(s): Politics and Government, Social conditions, Civilization

'Die Sterne dort unten'

'Nigeria'

'Mr. B goes to Lagos'

'Adaku & other stories' -- subject(s): Fiction, Social life and customs

'A Month and a Day & Letters'

'Lemona's tale' -- subject(s): Women murderers, Fiction

'Pita Dumbrok's Prison'

'Segi finds the radio' -- subject(s): Fiction, Radio

'Mr. B.'s Mattress (The Adventures of Mr B)'

'Tambari' -- subject(s): Juvenile fiction

'A forest of flowers' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Fiction

'Prisoners of Jebs'

'Ethnicity and national development'

'Mr B Again'

'Basi and company' -- subject(s): Drama, Television plays, Nigerian (English), Fiction

'The Bride for Mr. B'

Answer 2

Ken Saro-Wiwa was a Nigerian writer and activist known for his novel "Sozaboy" and his work in environmental and human rights issues in the Niger Delta region. He is also famous for his involvement in the Ogoni struggle against oil exploitation by multinational corporations, which ultimately led to his execution by the Nigerian government in 1995.