The Man Died.
This man's 2006 memoir is titled You Must Set Forth at Dawn, and he used toilet paper to write his prison memoir The Man Died. This writer warned against interpreting his most famous play as a "clash of cultures," and that play opens with a man telling the story of the Not-I bird to the Praise Singer. (*) Baroka clashes with the school teacher Lakunle over the beautiful Sidi in his The Lion and the Jewel, and in this man's most famous play, Olunde kills himself in the place of his father Elesin after the British officer Simon Pilkings prevents a ritual suicide. For 10 points, name this Nigerian playwright of Death and the King's Horseman.
This man's 2006 memoir is titled You Must Set Forth at Dawn, and he used toilet paper to write his prison memoir
Wole Soyinka