Wives at War and Other Stories (1980) by Flora Nwapa

Wives at War explores the impact of conflict on women and families in a Nigerian community. It focuses on how women respond when society is disrupted, especially during wartime. Instead of staying passive, the women become active participants in shaping outcomes, protecting their households, and negotiating survival. The story highlights female strength, unity, and resilience while also showing tension between tradition and change. Through the experiences of wives and mothers, the narrative reveals how war affects identity, community roles, and emotional stability.

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