Ayesha Harruna Attah
Ayesha Harruna Attah (bɛ daa dɔɣilo la silimin goli December 1983) ka o nyɛ Ghana-doɣim sabsabra ka lee bɛ Senegal.

O tuuli biɛhigu ni o shikuru
Bɛ dɔɣila Ayesha Harruna Attah Accra, Ghana, yuni 1980s, soja gɔmnanti saha ka o ma daa nyɛ lahabali sabira ka o ba nyɛ anaashara dapaɣa baŋda. Attah yɛliya: "N-laanba nyɛ ban sɔŋ ma. Bɛ daa tohimi yihi buku ka bolili Tehima, ka lahabaya galisi dini zaŋ kpa Accra; Lahabaya zaŋ kpa nuuni baŋsim, tabibi yaɣili, sini, kundi; ni bibihi dɛima ka di nyɛla o ni bɔri shɛli. Din nima n-nyɛ o suhi ni ga shɛli hali ni zuŋɔ. N-daa baŋla Toni Morrison ni daa nyɛ yum'pia ni ata. N-daa karimla binshɛɣu kam o ni daa sabi. N-teeya ni n-daa karimla Alizanda, ka di gbunni daa Kpema nyaɣisim, ka zani yɛli ni di ni n-na nyɛ din gbunni na niŋma nyaɣisim. Ka n-daa zani yɛli ni dahinshɛli, n-gba ni sabi kundi zaŋ kpa paɣaba baŋ na mali yaa kamani Ms. Morrison 
Din daa niŋ ka o zoogi Accra, o daa chaŋ la Massachusetts n-ti bɔhim biochemistry Mount Holyoke College, ka daa lan niŋ o Masters degree buku lahabaya ni Columbia University, ka daa deegi MFA zaŋ kpa tɛha sabbu New York city.

O ni sabi Buku shɛŋa
O zaŋ buku dibaanu wuhi salo. O tuuli buku o ni zaŋ wuhi salo daa nyɛla Harmattan Rain (2008) ka di daliri daa nyɛla o ni daa doli Per Ankh Publishers- ka ŋun daa yuli o nyɛ Ghana sabsabra Ayi Kwei Armah - ni Trust Africa, ka bi daa piili pahi 2010 Commonwealth Writers' Prize (Africa Yaɣili). O buku din pahiri ayi Saturday's Shadows, daa zaŋ mi wuhi salo ka yuuni 2015, ka di bɛ daa piili Kwani, ka di gba zaŋ wuhi salo Dutch(De Geus). O buku din pahiri ata nyɛla The Hundred Wells of Salaga(2019), ka di zaŋ jɛndi paɣaba wahala ni bi biɛhigu Ghana ni 19th century. O lahi sabi The Deep Blue Between, a novel for young adults. O buku din pahiri anu daa yimi na silimin goli April 2022.
O daa lahi di kpaŋmaŋ pini Miles Morland Foundation Writing Scholarship yuuni 2016.

Harmattan Rain (2008)
Harmattan Rain, daa nyɛla bini zaŋ wuhi salo 2008, ka di jɛndi la Ghana daŋsi ata ka bɛ nyɛ Lizzie-Achiaa, Akua Afriyie ni Sugri. 
Lizzie-Achiaa daa nyɛla daŋ kpem paɣa ka daa bɔri o yura ka lahi bɔhim di nursi tali. 
O bia, Akua Afriye, daa zala o maŋmaŋ
gama zuɣu tiŋgbani shɛli ŋmɛdi toli ni daa bɛ. 
Akua Afriye's bia Sugri daa nyɛla bia So ŋun mali fohim pam ka daa zoogi ka chaŋ university of New York, ni maa ni ka o baŋ ni so ni tooi beni o ko ka muɣusigu kani.

Saturday's Shadows (2015)
Di daa yimina 1990's West Africa, Saturday's Shadows ka di nyɛla " daŋ shɛli din diri wahala zaŋ kpa siyaasa biɛhigu ni" ka di lahi yɛli: Attah lahi wuhi baŋsim zaŋ kpa o sabbu polo. O lahi wuhi baŋsim zaŋ kpa o nuu polo.

The Hundred Wells of Salaga (2019)
Aminah bori o ko behigu pɔi ka o naan'yi wali ka che o yiŋnima n-doli So shɛli ni o tuhi o tɛha soli. Wurche, nyɛla nabia ka bɔri ni o mali yee o ba tooni. 
Aminah ni Wurche, The Hundred Wells of Salaga  chɛmi ka bi So kama baŋ siliminsi ni daa cheka gbaŋ sabla di wahala shɛm.

The Deep Blue Between (2020)
Jahi yuli booni Hassana mini Husseina's yiŋ bi viɛla. To amaa ka di bahigu mbala di na yolimi pili maa. Ninvuɣu so ŋun yɛn zaŋ ba chaŋ luɣishɛli bini ni mi. Shɛli polo bini yɛn Bo daŋ pala ka baŋ taba. Bini chaŋ Brazil nti Wali taba ni Gold Coast of West Africa. Be bi bahi taba zaa amaa ka tehiri taba zuɣu. Amaa bɛ niiya nim maa ni laɣim ba?

O Tuma 
Chimurenga, 9 April 2018
 "Opinion: Slow-Cooking History", The New York Times, 10 November 2018
 "Inside Ghana: A Tale of Love, Loss and Slavery", Newsweek, 21 February 2019
O sabiri shɛŋa din pahi
 "Second Home, Plus Yacht", Yachting Magazine, October 2007
"Incident on the way to the Bakoy Market", Asymptote Magazine, 2013
 "Unborn Children", in Margaret Busby, New Daughters of Africa'', 2019.

Kundivihira 
 
Lahabaya zaa 
Living people
21st-century Ghanaian women writers
21st-century Ghanaian writers
21st-century novelists
1983 births
Columbia University School of the Arts alumni
Dagomba people
Ghanaian novelists
Ghanaian women novelists
Mount Holyoke College alumni
New York University Graduate School of Arts and Science alumni
New York University Institute of Fine Arts alumni
People from Accra
Afrocuration 2023