An Orchestra of Minorities is an acclaimed novel by Booker Prize-finalist Chigozie Obioma that reimagines the epic tradition through the voice of a chi, the guardian spirit of its protagonist, Chinonso. Set in contemporary Nigeria, the novel follows Chinonso, a humble poultry farmer whose life is transformed by love, sacrifice, betrayal, and the pursuit of a better future. As his dreams collide with harsh social realities, the story explores themes of destiny, identity, class, tradition, spirituality, migration, injustice, and the resilience of the human spirit. Blending Igbo mythology with lyrical prose and profound philosophical insight, An Orchestra of Minorities is a richly layered and emotionally powerful work of modern African literature.