The Stimulus of (Postcolonial) Violence: Interview with Peter Onwudinjo
Abstract
Bio Information
Peter Chukwunenye Scholastica Onwudinjo is a Nigerian poet, born in Ihiala in Anambra State in 1950. He is an affiliate of the Benedictine order of the monastic tradition in Catholic religion from where he took the name 'Scholastica'. Among his published works include Women of Biafra and Other poems (2000), Songs of the Fireplace (2006), Because I'm Woman (2006), Songs of Wazobia (2006), De Wahala for Wazobia (2007), Camp Fire Songs (2007). He lectures in the Department of English and Literary Studies, University of Calabar, Nigeria. He is married with six children, five boys and a girl.
Peter Chukwunenye Scholastica Onwudinjo is a Nigerian poet, born in Ihiala in Anambra State in 1950. He is an affiliate of the Benedictine order of the monastic tradition in Catholic religion from where he took the name 'Scholastica'. Among his published works include Women of Biafra and Other poems (2000), Songs of the Fireplace (2006), Because I'm Woman (2006), Songs of Wazobia (2006), De Wahala for Wazobia (2007), Camp Fire Songs (2007). He lectures in the Department of English and Literary Studies, University of Calabar, Nigeria. He is married with six children, five boys and a girl.
Keywords
war, violence, gender
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