Is a slim but powerful novel first published in Nigeria in 2007 and later in the U.S. in 2014 and it’s often described as autofiction because the unnamed narrator closely resembles Cole himself: a Nigerian writer who has been living in New York returns to Lagos after fifteen years away.Author: Teju Cole Categories: corruption, Fiction, Novels Tags: Art & Culture, Corruption and bureaucracy, Every Day Is for the Thief, Identity and belonging, inefficiency and disillusionment., Teju Cole, Urban vibrancy
