Chinua Achebe

Chinua Achebe

Biography

Bibliography

• Things fall apart
• “Accountable to our society”
• No longer at ease. New York. I. Obolensky. 1961
• The sacrificial egg, and other short stories. Onitsha. Etudo. 1962
• Arrow of God. London,, Heinemann. 1964
• Chike and the river. Cambridge Eng., University Press. 1966
• A man of the people. London, Heinemann. 1966
• The insider; stories of war and peace from Nigeria. Enugu, Nigeria. Nwankwo-Ifejika. 1971
• Beware soul-brother, and other poems. Enugu Nigeria, Nwankwo-Ifejika. 1971
• Girls at war and other stories. London, Heinemarnn Educational. 1972
• Christmas in Biafra, and other poems. Garden City, N.Y. Anchor Books. 1973
• Morning yet on creation day : essays. Garden City, N.Y., Anchor Press. 1975
• The flute : a children’s story. Enugu Nigeria, Fourth Dimension. 1977
• Aka weta : egwu aguluagu egwu edeluede. Nsukka, Nigeria, Okike. 1982
• The trouble with Nigeria. Enugu, Nigeria, Fourth Dimension Publishers. 1983
• Anthills of the Savannah. London, Heinemann. 1987
• Hopes and impediments : selected essays, 1965-1987. London, Heinemann. 1988
• The university and the leadership factor in Nigerian politics. Enugu, Nigeria, Abic Books & Equipment. 1988
• Arrow of God. New York, Anchor Books. 1989
  A tale of the colonial and missionary encroachment upon traditional Ibo culture, and excerpts from Anthills of the savannah, a novel about the making of a dictator in contemporary Africa.
• Hopes and impediments : selected essays. New York, Doubleday. 1989
• A man of the people. New York, Anchor Books. 1989
• Chinua Achebe : a bio-bibliography. Nsukka, University of Nigeria Nsukka. 1990
• The voter. Johannesburg, Viva Books : Thorold’s Africana Books. 1994
• Echi di ime : taa bu gboo. Owerri Nigeria, Achiday osis Katolik nke Owerri. 1999
• Home and exile. Oxford ; New York, Oxford University Press. 2000
• Things fall apart : with related readings. St. Paul, Minn., EMC/Paradigm Pub. 2002
• Collected poems. New York, Anchor Books. 2004
• The education of a British-protected child : essays. New York, Alfred A. Knopf. 2009
• The Steve Biko memorial lectures : 2000-2008. South Africa, Picador Africa. 2009
• Achebe, C. & Beyond Hunger Project. Beyond hunger in Africa : conventional wisdom and an African vision. Nairobi London; Heinemann/J. Currey. 1990
• Achebe, C., K. Bonetti, et al.Chinua Achebe interview with Kay Bonetti. Columbia, MO, American Audio Prose Library.
• Achebe, C. and Catholic Institute for Development Justice and Peace (Enugu Nigeria). First Festival on Igbo civilization : art exhibition in commemoration of the golden jubilee of Chinua Achebe’s Things fall apart. Nigeria, CIDJAP. 2009
• Achebe, C. and E. Ihekweazu. Eagle on Iroko : selected papers from the Chinua Achebe International Symposium, 1990. Ibadan, Heinemann Educational Books (Nigeria). 1996
• Achebe, C. and C. L. Innes. African short stories. London ; Portsmouth, N.H., USA, Heinemann. 1985
• Achebe, C. and C. L. Innes. The Heinemann book of contemporary African short stories. Oxford ; Portsmouth, N.H., Heinemann. 1992
• Achebe, C. and A. Irele. Things fall apart : authoritative text, contexts and criticism. New York, W. W. Norton & Co. 2009
• Achebe, C., J. Iroaganachi, et al.How the leopard got his claws. New York,, Third Press. 1973
• Achebe, C. and B. Lindfors. Conversations with Chinua Achebe. Jackson, University Press of Mississippi. 1997
• Achebe, C., Nigerian Television Authority., et al.. Things fall apart : [episodes 1 through 13]. United States, Sudania, Inc. 1990
  Historical and cultural epic of Nigeria.
• Achebe, C. and J. Roper. The drum : a children’s story. Enugu, Fourth Dimension. 1977
• Moore, G., C. Achebe, et al.Things fall apart — Chinua Achebe. London, Heinemann Educational for the British Broadcasting Corporation and the British Council on behalf of the British Ministry of Overseas Development. 1974
• Baldwin, J., C. Achebe, et al.A tribute to James Baldwin : Black writers redefine the struggle : proceedings of a conference at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, April 22-23, 1988 Amherst, Mass., Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities : Distributed by University of Massachusetts Press. 1989
• Achebe, C. and University of Nigeria Nsukka. Faculty of Arts. Eagle on Iroko : book of abstracts : international symposium for Chinua Achebe’s 60th birthday. Nsukka, Faculty of Arts, University of Nigeria. 1990
• Nwabueze, E. and C. Achebe. When the arrow rebounds : (a dramatized recreation of Chinua Achebe’s Arrow of God). Enugu, Nigeria, ABIC Publishers. 1991
• Lyons, R. and C. Achebe. Another Africa. New York, Anchor Books. 1998
• Achebe, C. and S. Widner. Things fall apart : an adapted classic. Upper Saddle River, N.J., Globe Fearon. 2000
• Enwezor, O., C. Achebe, et al.The short century : independence and liberation movements in Africa, 1945-1994. Munich ; New York, Prestel. 2001
• Achebe, C., D. U. Opata, et al.The eagle in ascendance : more papers from the Chinua Achebe International Symposium, 1990, with new essays added. Ibadan Nigeria, Heinemann Educational Books (Nigeria) Plc. 2005
• Achebe, C. and C. N. Adichie. The African trilogy : Things fall apart ; No longer at ease ; Arrow of God. New York, Alfred A. Knopf. 2010
• Achebe, C. and E. Rodriguez. Chike and the river. New York, Anchor Books. 2011
  When an eleven-year-old Nigerian boy leaves his small village to live with his uncle in the city, he is exposed to a range of new experiences and becomes fascinated with crossing the Niger River on a ferry boat.

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