Short fiction
The Ramblers
New year's eve 1965 — old friends gather one last time before leaving for the UK. But when Lamiokor appears at the car door, the past refuses to stay behind.
Ayo
Tamakloe-Garr
I write fiction that sits close to Ghana — Osu on the brink of '66, a house on a ridge in Cape Coast, a trotro station at Circle. Some of it is historical. Some of it is gothic. All of it is trying to tell the truth one sentence at a time.
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The debut novel
The Wolf at Number 4
Ohio University Press · Modern African Writing series
A young teacher starting over in Cape Coast befriends the strange, brilliant boy next door — a child who calls himself Wolf, answers to no one, and may be the only honest person she knows. Equal parts coming-of-age and gothic fable, The Wolf at Number 4 asks an old question in an unfamiliar house: can you unmake what has been made?
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Listen—
A late-night text thread between two friends, told entirely in timestamps — both not quite hearing each other.