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The orisa of iron, war, hunting and the road, the massacre at Ire and its variants, Soyinka's reading of Ogun as the Yoruba tragic principle, and the occupational cult that now includes drivers and mechanics.

The plays, the Nobel, the prison years, and the sustained argument in Myth, Literature and the African World that Yoruba cosmology is a body of tragic philosophy and not a folklore to be collected.

A comprehensive historical survey of Ìsarà-Remo, detailing its founding traditions, the Odémọ̀ monarchy, indigenous governance institutions, 20th-century political transformations, and contemporary status.

A comprehensive scholarly account of Chief Daniel Ọlọ́runfẹ́mi Fágúnwà, pioneer of the Yorùbá-language novel, examining his biography, publications, pedagogical legacy, and critical debates.

A comprehensive scholarly account of Wọlé Ṣóyinká, examining his life, theatrical corpus, theoretical engagement with Yorùbá cosmology, political imprisonment, archival records, and major critical debates.