Set in its author's native land just prior to independence, it extends the history of the Okonkwo family.
Set in its author's native land just prior to independence, it extends the history of the Okonkwo family. The novel opens with the main character, Obi, on trial for accepting bribes while a civil servant. Unlike his grandfather, the protagonist of the preceding book, Obi, has been raised a Christian, and has attended university in England, like many of his peers. For ten points, name this work that examines the clash of old and new in Nigeria, the sequel to Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe.
Set in its author's native land just prior to independence, it extends the history of the Okonkwo family.
{No Longer at Ease}