![]() He wrote a few popular fiction works under his Kwabena Asare Bediako pseudonym. Konadu's works draw on Ghanaian rural life and traditional practices of mostly Akan culture. He had already written and published two books before that time, one of which called Come Back Dora (1966) sold fifty thousand copies and brought him into the limelight. Konadu started his own publishing company after the overthrow of Ghana's first president Kwame Nkrumah in 1966. Konadu's works contained two or more of these strategies. The third was identified as "a very simple plot and a very simple characterization, with a didactic moral twist". According to Charles Angmor, one being the "simple plot with simple character" and the other being the "intricate plot and character". Konadu's narrative strategy is considered unique among his Ghanaian contemporaries at the time that three stylistic features were notable in Ghanaian prose fiction. ![]() ![]() ![]() In 1956 he was sent abroad by the government to study in London and at Strasbourg University, joining the Ghana News Agency on his return to Ghana in 1957. He entered the Ghana Information Service in 1951, and also worked as a reporter for the Gold Coast Broadcasting Service. Born in Asamang, Ashanti Region, Gold Coast, Asare Konadu attended local primary and middle schools before studying at Abuakwa State College. ![]()
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