Yaa Gyasi
Yaa Gyasi nyɛla bɛn dɔɣi 1989 ka o nyɛ Ghanaian-American bukunima lahabali sasabira. O lahabali buku palli din daa ŋma yuuni 2016 daa di National Book Critics Circle's John Leonard Award ti tuuli buku gɔnaate,ti tuuli buku din pa yɛlimaŋli, National Book Foundation's "5 under 35" daa di jilima pini yuuni 2016 nti pahi American Book Award. O ni mali alikawle Liticha puuni la zuɣu o daa di Vilcek price yuuni 2020.[1]
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Mampong (en)  , 1989 (run 34/35) | |
| O ya Tiŋgbaŋ | Ghana America |
| Education | |
| Shikuru shɛli o ni chaŋ | Stanford University (en) University of Iowa (en) Virgil I. Grissom High School (en) |
| Shɛhira gbaŋ | Bachelor of Arts (en) Master of Fine Arts (en) |
| Bala yɛlibu, sabbu bee buɣisibu | Silmiinsili |
| Tuma | |
| Tuma | novelist (en) ni writer (en) |
| Notable work | Homegoing (en) |
| Pin' shɛŋa o ni dee | |
| Influenced by | Toni Morrison |
| IMDb | nm8236821 |
Biɛhigu piligu ni Shikuru ninneesim mali niŋ
Bɛ Dɔɣi o la Mampong, Ghana,[2]O ba n-nyɛ Kwaku Gyasi ŋun nyɛ French Karachi biiŋa be University of Alabama in Huntsville, Ka o ma Sophia ŋun nyɛ neesi.[3] [4]O daŋ daa labi United States yuuni 1991 sahashɛli o ba ni daa na naari o P.h.D Ohio state university.[2] [5]Daŋ maa daa Lahi be Illinois mini Tennessee yuun’pia zaŋ Chana, bɛ daa wubsi Gyasi Huntsville Alabama. Gyasi daa nyɛla ŋun zɔri vi, ka mi ni o mini o tuzodabba nyɛla ban looi Alabama tiŋa, ka zaŋ bukunima leegi o "zo kpana". Bɛ daa kpaŋsi o ka o di tuma nyɔri shɛhira gbaŋ Levar Burton ni daa dihi o nuu sheli zuɣu zaŋ ti lahabali shɛli o ni sabi piligu, dini daa zaŋ ti Reading Rainbow Young Writer's ni Illustrators contest. Gyasi ni daa na chani Grisson High School o yuun'pinaayopoin saha o tɛha daa ti o ni o zaŋ sabbu leegi o tuma o ni daa karim Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon naai. O daa deei Bachelar of Arts Silimiinsili ni Stanford university, Master of Fine Arts Lowa Weiter's Workshop ni Creative Writng Program university of Lowa.
Tuma mali niŋ
Di daa bi daai ka o naai Stanford, ka daa ŋma o diɛma lahabali bukunima piligu ka tum tuma du'zuɣu be San Fransisco, amaa o daa bi wum lala tuma ŋɔ nyaɣisim ka chɛli sahashɛli bɛ ni daa deegi o Lowa naai yuuni 2012. O piligu diɛma lahabali buku Homegoing daa yɛligi o tɛha kpa Ghana gɔrim yuuni 2009, tum Gyasi ni pɔri ka yi o dɔɣim tiga o tuuli m-bala. Lala buku maa daa naai la yuuni 2015 bukuŋmariba ni daa pili karimli naai, di daa nyɛ pina pam pɔi ka naan yi saɣi Seven-figure Advance Knopf sani. National Book Foundation's 20016 "5 under 35" award, Ta-Nehisi Coates pii Homegoing, ka National Book Critics Circle's John Leonard awards gba pii lala buku maa, PEN/Hemingway award daa pii li ka di nyɛla tuuli buku gɔnaate ni American litiricha koŋkoba tɔhibu. O sabbu maa gba daa yi polo ni buku palla kamani American Review, Callaloo, Guernica,The Guardian, ni Granta. Gyasi daa saɣi deei Toni Morrison (Song of Solomon), Gabriel Garcia Marquez(One hundred years of Solotude), James Baldwin(Go Tell it on the Mountain), EdwardP.Jones (Lost in the City) ni Jhumpa Lahiri( Unaccstomed Earth) ka di nyɛ tɛhi pala ti o. Kamani yuuni 2016, Gyasi daa be Berkeley, Califonia. Yuuni 217, Forbes daa piigi o bɛ 30 under 30 puuni. Silimiin gɔli Murch, yuuni 2021, o sabi lahabaya jɛndi "this question of i the business of reading, of how we read, why we read, and what reading does for and to us." O sabi " while i do devoutly believe in the power of Literature to challenge, to deepen, to change, i also know that buying books by black authors is but a theoretical, grievously belated and utterly improverished response to centuries of physical and emotional harm."
Tuma mali niŋ
. Homegoing(2016) . Transcdent Kingdom(2020) . "Bad Blood" in the 1619 project: A new Origin Story(2021)
Pina mali niŋ
. National Book Critics circle's John Leonard Award for best fisrt book. . PEN/Hemingway Award for a first boook of fiction . 2016 National Book Foundation's " 5 under 35 " . American Book Award . 2017: Granta best of young American Novelists . 2020: Vilcek Prize for creative promise on Literature Vilcek Foundation . 2020: Women's prize for fiction shortlisted for transcedent Kingdom
kundivihira mali niŋ
- ↑ Yaa Gyasi (en-US).
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Maloney, Jennifer (2016-05-26). "‘Homegoing’ by Yaa Gyasi, Born in Ghana and Raised in the U.S." (en-US). Wall Street Journal. ISSN 0099-9660. http://www.wsj.com/articles/homegoing-by-yaa-gyasi-born-in-ghana-and-raised-in-the-u-s-1464273302.
- ↑ UAH welcomes Yaa Gyasi, author of (en) (2016-10-18CDT10:15:43).
- ↑ shaskins@al.com, Shelly Haskins | (2016-08-28). How an Ala author's book landed her on 'The Daily Show' (en).
- ↑ A 26-Year-old Looks to the Past for Her Literary Debut (en) (2016-06-06).