Taiye Selasi "Ghana Must Go"

The death of the patriarch is the catalyst for the Sai family's reunion and regeneration in Selasi's accomplished debut novel. Dr. Sai was an admired surgeon but his private life left pain and secrets in its wake. As his far-flung adult children return to their mother in Ghana, the narrative traces their different ways of coming to terms with their memories.
This event took place at Politics & Prose bookstore, Washington, D.C., on March 15 2013.

[@loveinadove]

Her elegance is intriguing and her prose is perfect sing song.. now i must read ghana must go, how has she been lost on me

[@jayczpe]

I watched this woman on Aljazeera America and found her to be just an amazing woman in every way....

[@HolisticDramaFree]

Her voice sounds like clean cassava leaf or washed collard greens 👏🏿👏🏿 SIS!

[@kafuibensah1469]

Before using the name Ghana did u write for permission from the govt of Ghana? I can due you for that.

[@nanakay7149]

@@ericdinks7082 so?