FORGOTTEN TONGUE and other stories

Forgotten tongue and other stories is a collection of stories that explores the complex interplay between tradition and modernity in a rapidly changing world where modernity and globalization continue to rupture human normative values, beliefs and worldviews, to the point that language and culture are becoming more threatened than ever before. Through vivid narratives, the author delves into the heart of human experiences, highlighting the enduring power of cultural identity, the challenges of navigating love and betrayal, and the search for meaning in a shifting landscape.

The stories are set against a backdrop of vibrant African communities, where ancient customs and traditions intertwined with the pressures of globalization. In"Audu's Legacy: The Rival of Mundi's culture," p. 28. the author showcases the resilience of a community striving to reclaim its cultural heritage, demonstrating the powerful role of tradition in fostering a sense of belonging and identity.

The collection also explores the complexities of human relationships, particularly in the realm love. "Turmoil of love p. 31. grapples with the tangle Web of emotions that accompany romantic entanglement. Throughout the collection, Gwandah employs rich imagery and engaging dialogue to bring characters and their struggles to life. Gwandah Christopher's collection of fifteen short stories attempts to capture these realities in forgotten tongue and other stories.

-Gwandah Christopher

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Gwandah Christopher