This book has been a journey one rooted in intellectual curiosity, literary admiration, and a shared conviction that the voices of African women writers deserve deeper scholarly engagement. When we first encountered Flora Nwapa’s works, it was not...

This book has been a journey one rooted in intellectual curiosity, literary admiration, and a shared conviction that the voices of African women writers deserve deeper scholarly engagement. When we first encountered Flora Nwapa’s works, it was not merely as readers but as researchers drawn to the quiet power of her storytelling and the urgency of her themes. Her fiction offered us not just narratives, but dialogues on womanhood, on resistance, on pain, on the resilience that grows in the cracks of tradition. This book aligns with our area of interest with ideologies of African Literature. After reading Full length text of Nwapa, we feel the upgrading societies norms and the contemporary art. The problems related to Gender and Identity is something very crucial and must be discussed at length. Nwapa highlights the social issues that were related to women and how with time her characters changed and become empowered, she showed that submission is not the ultimate way but to fight for what one deserves and wishes for. The five novels discussed are very contemporary and aims to mirror what actually is happening in the society. This book will help the B.A, M.A(English) and Research Scholars (in English Literature) to understand the Thematic and Critical analysis of the texts. The chapters are written in simple language to help the readers to achieve clear view of what is the context of the problems faced by Contemporary African Females.