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Rotten London, Rotten Elsewhere: Letters to Power

Rotten London, Rotten Elsewhere: Letters to Power

AHMED OLAYINKA SULE

Rotten London, Rotten Elsewhere: Letters To Power is a collection of letters written to people in positions of authority and influence between 2008 and 2025. It is an essential read for anyone interested in issues of race, gender, class and political and economic elites.

$36.00

978-1-7393537-7-3 Hardback 586 pages
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Sule’s letters are addressed to presidents, prime ministers, newspaper editors, pastors, supranational institutions, sporting bodies and business leaders. The messages exist in various forms, including classic letters, rejoinders, appeals, epistles, open letters and satires. However, they all share one overriding message: Injustice must stop.

A brilliant successor to the acclaimed English classic, The Henry Root Letters (1980).

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About The Author

Ahmed Olayinka Sule is a writer, documentary filmmaker, photojournalist, financial analyst, and social critic. He was born in London and grew up in Nigeria. He received his university education at Olabisi Onabanjo University, in Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State. His body of work spans continents, cultures and disciplines, exploring the intersection of economics, politics, religion, sports and race in today’s world. His dual cultural grounding has shaped his perspective of the West and the Rest of the World.

He is a Chartered accountant and is a CFA Charterholder, and his professional career spans consulting and finance. He writes in a variety of styles, including satire, open letters, op-eds, polemical and sports essays, all within a broader framework of political and social non-fiction. His writing has appeared in leading publications such as The Financial Times, The Guardian, Business Insider, Media Diversified, PM News, Sahara Reporters, Daily Maverick, Proshare, Mail & Guardian, This Day, and Make It Plain, where he questions the prevailing narratives about race, capitalism, and Africa.

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About The Author

Ahmed Olayinka Sule is a writer, documentary filmmaker, photojournalist, financial analyst, and social critic. He was born in London and grew up in Nigeria. He received his university education at Olabisi Onabanjo University, in Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State. His body of work spans continents, cultures and disciplines, exploring the intersection of economics, politics, religion, sports and race in today’s world. His dual cultural grounding has shaped his perspective of the West and the Rest of the World.

He is a Chartered accountant and is a CFA Charterholder, and his professional career spans consulting and finance. He writes in a variety of styles, including satire, open letters, op-eds, polemical and sports essays, all within a broader framework of political and social non-fiction. His writing has appeared in leading publications such as The Financial Times, The Guardian, Business Insider, Media Diversified, PM News, Sahara Reporters, Daily Maverick, Proshare, Mail & Guardian, This Day, and Make It Plain, where he questions the prevailing narratives about race, capitalism, and Africa.

Weight 998 g
Dimensions 223 × 147 × 58 mm