Women’s Writing in the British Isles from the Beginnings to the Present
Helen Oyeyemi
Standard Name: Oyeyemi, Helen
HO
is often considered with other writers known as third-generation Nigerian
Hron, Madelaine. “’Ora Na-Azu Nwa’: The Figure of the Child in Third-Generation Nigerian Novels”. Research in African Literatures, Vol.
39
, No. 2, 1 July 2008, pp. 27-48.
or more generally with Black British writers. She gained very early acclaim and has been prolific, mainly working in the novel genre (with some drama and short fiction) in ways that are experimental in form and capacious in themes.
"Helen Oyeyemi" by Deborah Feingold,2005-01-01.Retrieved from https://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/news-photo/author-helen-oyeyemi-poses-for-a-portrait-in-2005-in-london-news-photo/674646976.
Kasia Boddy
, an academic collaborator with Smith and Wood, features quite prominently in the introduction to Smith's short-story collection The First Person—fittingly, given her academic specialization in the short story. AS
also numbers...
Reception
Bessie Head
Alice Walker
has frequently mentioned BH
as a vital influence on her writing.
Many publications, both selections from and commentary on her writings, attest to her continuing influence. Helen Oyeyemi
wrote an introduction to...
Textual Production
Ali Smith
In August at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
, three months before publication, AS
stated her concern for the future of the public library system itself. As a narrative thread, she collected personal oral library...