Yes g. My least favourite of Ngozi Adichie, but still great . Half of a yellow sun is incredible.

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Great read, got me into Chimamanda's work.

Ayee I'm about to read that one once I finish up Catch 22 and The night circus

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Reading the River between by Ngugi Wa Thiong'o. It's a great read so far, and it's short so that helps too

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could use a quick read rn

It's about traditional customs in Africa Vs the religion brought by white people in the land.

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Ngũgĩ is such a powerful author, I think this should be a good read before I get to 'Decolonising the Mind' .. have you read that one?

Nah I haven't, but I do have Petals of blood and I'll probably check that one out next

Really dying to read a good book on the Mali Empire

Been Reading half of a yellow sun based on this post and damn this s*** fye af

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Finished the River Between. Great read, wraps up like a meat little bow, and it's a quick read too. 4/5

Half of a yellow sun up neeext

• Oral Literature in Africa by Ruth Finnegan (w download links)

jstor.org/stable/j.ctt5vjsmr

978-0300198331 — 224 pages

happy to say my Purple Hibiscus read is going well so far

Modernism, African Literature & the CIA

loc.gov/item/webcast-6220

an interesting discussion here; the CIA had a big role to play in the emergence of African writers during the 1960s era? the source of funding was kept a secret from the writers and institutions

Cities of Affluence and Anger: A Literary Geography of Modern Englishness

we are prepared to surrender our sovereignty in part or in total in pursuit of African unity

— Kwame Nkrumah

Gonna need to take a look at some of the pieces in here