Is a posthumous historical novel that dramatizes the life of Samuel Ajayi Crowther, the first African Anglican bishop, tracing his journey from enslavement as a boy in Yorùbáland to becoming a missionary, linguist, and abolitionist. It blends Yorùbá cosmology with Christian theology, making it both a gripping narrative and a cultural meditation.Author: Biyi Bandele Categories: christianity, Culture, faith, Fiction, Novels, Yoruba Tags: Biyi Bándélé, Cultural Memory, Faith & Resistance, Historical Fiction vs. Biography, Identity & Duality, Slavery & Liberation, Yorùbá Boy Running
