Deji Bryce Olukotun: Technology, Rights, and Global Thrillers

Author Bio and Legacy

Deji Bryce Olukotun is a Nigerian-American author and human rights advocate known for his global thrillers that tackle issues of technology, privacy, and free speech. His novels, including Nigerians in Space and After the Flare, mix speculative fiction with real-world concerns, creating narratives that are both suspenseful and thought-provoking.

Awards and Recognitions: Olukotun has been celebrated for his contributions to socially conscious science fiction and has received attention for his advocacy in human rights.

Complete Book List

• Nigerians in Space
• After the Flare

Nigerians in Space is a speculative thriller that explores identity and diaspora, while After the Flare imagines a solar storm that impacts the African continent.

Movie or Play Adaptations

While there are no adaptations yet, the cinematic quality of Olukotun’s novels and their relevant themes make them strong candidates for film or TV adaptations.

Museums or Exhibits

The Museum of the Moving Image in New York celebrates the intersection of technology and society, themes central to Olukotun’s work.

Call-to-Action: Experience Deji Bryce Olukotun’s global thrillers, where technology, rights, and suspense converge in gripping narratives.

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