In one essay, this man discussed a criticism he received that began with "Three cheers for mere Anarchy!" and suggested changing the nationalities of names in Roth or Updike novels. In another essay, this author condensed a work's meaning to "the thought of their humanity - like yours… Ugly" and described receiving a letter from a young boy who did not know that Yonkers had tribal customs. This author wrote about Nancy and Michael attempting to get rid of local religion by fencing off the title 
In one essay, this man discussed a criticism he received that began with "Three cheers for mere Anarchy!" and suggested changing the nationalities of names in Roth or Updike novels. In another essay, this author condensed a work's meaning to "the thought of their humanity - like yours… Ugly" and described receiving a letter from a young boy who did not know that Yonkers had tribal customs. This author wrote about Nancy and Michael attempting to get rid of local religion by fencing off the title (*) "Dead Men's Path" in one story. Jonathan runs a bicycle taxi service and remains optimistic after a robbery because "nothing puzzles God" in this author's story "Civil Peace." This author of "Colonialist Criticism" called Joseph Conrad a "thoroughgoing racist" in "An Image of Africa." For 10 points, name this author who wrote about Okonkwo in Things Fall Apart.
In one essay, this man discussed a criticism he received that began with "Three cheers for mere Anarchy!" and suggested changing the nationalities of names in Roth or Updike novels.
Chinua Achebe