Dan Fulani

Dan Fulani

Dan Fulani is a Nigerian fiction writer with 16 published books to his credit since 1981, who has tried to highlight development issues through his popular fiction.[1]

Published works

  • Fulani, Dan (1981). No condition is permanent. Spectrum Books. ISBN 978-2265-74-8. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1981). Sauna, Secret Agent. Arewa Books. ISBN 0-340-27051-9. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1981). God's case: No appeal. Hodder & Stoughton. ISBN 0-340-27578-2. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1982). No telephone to heaven. Spectrum Books. ISBN 978-2265-04-7. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1982). The fight for life. Academic Books. ISBN 0-340-28325-4. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1983). The power of corruption. Spectrum Books. ISBN Spectrum Books. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1989). Sleeping giant open eye. Macmillan Boleswa. ISBN 0-333-47936-X. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1990). Twin trouble. Macmillan Boleswa. ISBN 0-333-47919-X. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1993). JAWS, Level 2: The Angel Who Wore Shoes. Heinemann International. ISBN 0-435-89172-3. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1994). Dead men's bones. Fountain Press. ISBN 1-874958-09-2. 
  • Fulani, Dan; D. M. Misra, Patrick Kirby (1995). Janjo and Shika: The Battle for Mombasa (1696-1698). Jacaranda Designs. ISBN 9966-884-99-8. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1995). One man, two votes. Fountain Press. ISBN 1-874958-43-2. 
  • Fulani, Dan (1996). Flight 800. Spectrum Books. ISBN 0-946480-04-4. 
  • The Fearless Four Hijack

References

  1. ^ Clark, Anna (1992). "Story Time". New Internationalist. http://www.newint.org/issue116/reviews.htm. Retrieved 2006-08-04. 


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