Musleh Saadi·3d ago“The Afterlife of Colonial Power: Political Satire and Postcolonial Disillusionment in Chinua…Postcolonial LiteratureA response icon24A response icon24
Andaleb Youns·4d agoWhen Tradition Meets Its End: Power, Masculinity, and Colonial Violence in Chinua Achebe’s Things…A critical literary reading of Chinua Achebe’s novel
Words Not yet Spoken·Sep 22The Fear That Built and Destroyed Okonkwo in Things Fall Apart —Ohimai Wisdom
A World of Reading·Mar 30Penguin Classics from Africa: The Fiction List of 14 books Part 1Today going through the list of Penguin classics, as a place to start with African fiction. Giving a little info on each and hopefully some…
Agunechemba Ekene·Mar 21The Flute and the Code: Why Many Programmers Are Becoming UnokaIn the book Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe’s Unoka was easy to dismiss. He sat in his hut playing his beautiful flute while other men…
InBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyDr. Janine Bouey·Mar 17The Weight of a World That Would Not FollowThe Novel that refused to let colonialism write the last word. By Chinua Achebe | Published 1958. Still Undefeated.A response icon3A response icon3
