In this novel, a debt collector and a debtor both commit suicide over a debt of one pound. This novel's title character uses a leaf to remove a necklace from his future wife's throat that prevented her from speaking. That wife gives birth to ZURRJIR through her thumb after being rescued from a skull that (*) rented limbs to appear whole. At its end, the protagonist receives a wish-granting egg from his deceased servant after reaching Deads Town. For 10 points, name this 
In this novel, a debt collector and a debtor both commit suicide over a debt of one pound. This novel's title character uses a leaf to remove a necklace from his future wife's throat that prevented her from speaking. That wife gives birth to ZURRJIR through her thumb after being rescued from a skull that (*) rented limbs to appear whole. At its end, the protagonist receives a wish-granting egg from his deceased servant after reaching Deads Town. For 10 points, name this novel chronicling a god's search for his tapster, written by Amos Tutuola.
In this novel, a debt collector and a debtor both commit suicide over a debt of one pound.
The Palm-Wine Drinkard