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lives in Popenguine, Senegal. Armah has also established his own publishing company, Per
Ankh, which is also based in Popenguine.
The Healers tells a story of conflict and regeneration
focused on a group with a chosen vocation: to replace the
toxic ignorance that breeds ethnic, class and caste divisions
with the healing knowledge of African unity.
$17 US ISBN 2-911928-04-0l
Akoto
Ayo Salami
Ayi Kwei Armah
Mwalimu Baruti
Tony Browder
Charles Finch
Carter G. Woodson
John Henrick Clarke
Maulana Karenga
Kobi Kambon
Kenneth Zakee
Marimba Ani
Dr. Ben
Bunseki Fu-Kiau
Chike Akua
Ayi Kwei Armah
Two Thousand Seasons is set in the
harshest century of the Atlantic Slaving
War that for three hundred years
devastated Africa while lifting europe to
affluent world dominance. This novel tells
the story of terror soaked age from the
viewpoint of Africa's slaughtered millions.
ISBN 2-911928-03-2
(publisher in 2002)
Ayi Kwei Armah & Aboubacry Mousa Lam
The text takes preschool children, parents
and teachers on a journey to the African
origins of writing in ancient Egypt.
(written in English and French)
$6.00 US ISBN 2-911928-02-4
Mary Thioune
One day a boy out hunting looks into the eyes of a hurt animal. He
hears his mother's voice in his mind and understands he should not kill
the wounded animal, as old habits would have made him do.
$6 US - children's book (written in English and French)
Ayi Kwei Armah
Osiris Rising, Armah's sixth novel, takes its narrative structure from Africa's oldest source, the
Isis-Osiris myth cycle. Its content has urgent revelance of tomorrow's news. The protagonist, AST, an
African American scolar, travela to Africa seeking lifework and love. She finds both. But in the moment
of discovery, she also finds that this is only seed time in Africa. Before future harvests and love's
consumation, the continent's creative one's must discover ways, old and new, to end millenial rules of
destroyers. Currently out of stock.
