Irenosen Okojie is a Nigerian-British writer, curator and Arts Project Manager. Her writing has been featured in the Guardian and the Observer, and her short stories have been published internationally. She has worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Southbank Centre, and the Caine Prize and was Writer in Residence for TEDx East End. In 2014, she was the Prize Advocate for the SI Leeds Literary Prize and in 2015 the Evening Standard named her as one of the top debut novelists of the summer with for her novel Butterfly Fish. She is a mentor for the Pen to Print project supported by publisher Constable & Robinson and lives in east London.
Awards: Caine (2020) see all
Genres: Literary Fiction
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Speak Gigantular (2016)
Nudibranch (2019)
The AKO Caine Prize for African Writing 2020 (2020) (with others)
Reverse Engineering (2022) (with others)
Nudibranch (2019)
The AKO Caine Prize for African Writing 2020 (2020) (with others)
Reverse Engineering (2022) (with others)
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"A brilliant, compelling exploration of familial legacies. A mythic and edifying read."
Fire Rush (2023)
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"A brilliant, exuberant novel. Full of beauty, musicality and feminist power."
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