 
 <prompt> text: ```Wen Marilynne Robinson publish her first novel, Housekeeping, for 1980, she bin dey unknown for di literary world. But one early review for The New York Times make sure say di book go dey noticed. "Na as if, for writing am, she break through di ordinary human condition with all im dissatisfactions, and achieve one kind of transfiguration," Anatole Broyard write, with one enthusiasm and amazement wey plenty critics and readers share. Di book come become one classic, and Robinson come dey recognized as one of di outstanding American writers of our time. But e go pass twenty years before she write another novel.

During di period, Robinson focus on writing nonfiction. Her essays and book reviews dey appear for Harper's and The New York Times Book Review, and for 1989 she publish Mother Country: Britain, di Welfare State, and Nuclear Pollution, wey criticize severely di environmental and public health dangers wey Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant for England dey cause--and di political and moral corruption. For 1998, Robinson publish one collection of her critical and theological writings, The Death of Adam: Essays on Modern Thought, wey feature reassessments of figures like Charles Darwin, John Calvin, and Friedrich Nietzsche. Aside from one single short story--"Connie Bronson," wey she publish for The Paris Review for 1986--e no be until 2004 before she return to fiction with di novel Gilead, wey win the National Book Critics Circle Award and the Pulitzer Prize. Her third novel, Home, come out this fall.

Her novels fit be described as celebrations of the human--the characters inside dem dey unforgettable creations. Housekeeping na di story of Ruth and her sister Lucille, wey dey cared for by their eccentric Aunt Sylvie after their mother commit suicide. Robinson write plenty about how each of the three dey changed by their new life together. Gilead na even more close exploration of personality: the book dey focus on John Ames, one seventy-seven-year-old pastor wey dey write one account of his life and his family history to leave for his young son after he die. Home borrow characters from Gilead but e focus on Ames's friend Reverend Robert Boughton and his troubled son Jack. Robinson return to the same territory as Gilead because, she talk say, "after I write one novel or one story, I miss the characters--I feel like say I dey lose some close friends."

Wetin be di answers to this following set of questions:

1. Which book by Robinson dey about Ruth and her sister Lucille?
2. When e be written?
3. How many years pass before she write another novel?
4. Wetin she write in between?
5. Wetin she publish for 1989?
6. And where some of her essays and book reviews show up?
7. Wetin she publish for 1998?
8. Wetin figures she reassess?
9. Wetin be the single short story wey she write?
10. Wetin Anatole Broyard talk about Housekeeping?
11. Who publish Connie Bronson?
12. For wetin year?
13. When Robinson start to write fiction again?
14. Wetin be the name of the novel wey she write that time?
15. When Home, her novel, go come out?
16. Wetin happen to Ruth and Lucille's mother for Housekeeping?
17. Who take care of dem then?
18. Wetin the book Gilead dey focus on?
19. How old Ames be?
20. Who e dey write his book for?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Housekeeping.
2. 1980.
3. Pass twenty.
4. Nonfiction.
5. Mother Country: Britain.
6. Harper's and The New York Times Book Review
7. The Death of Adam: Essays on Modern Thought,
8. Charles Darwin and John Calvin.
9. Connie Bronson
10. "E be like say, as she write am, she break through the normal human condition with all im wahala, and achieve one kain transfiguration
11. The Paris Review.
12. 1986
13. 2004
14. Gilead.
15. Dis fall.
16. She kill herself.
17. Their Aunt Sylvie.
18. John Ames.
19. 77.
20. Im pikin.``` 