One author from this country wrote a memoir about clashes for oil titled On a Darkling Plain and an anti-war novel whose narrator wanted to be a "soza," a "rotten English" word. Another author wrote of Monica being killed during the Egungun and of the seller of dreams, Ajegunla Joe, in his Incidents at the Shrine. That author wrote of a man who is hungrier the more he eats and of Azaro, in The Famished Road. Another author from here wrote of schoolboys reciting "Arithmetic Times," in a play about Lakunle and Sidi. For ten points, identify this home of The Lion and the 
One author from this country wrote a memoir about clashes for oil titled On a Darkling Plain and an anti-war novel whose narrator wanted to be a "soza," a "rotten English" word. Another author wrote of Monica being killed during the Egungun and of the seller of dreams, Ajegunla Joe, in his Incidents at the Shrine. That author wrote of a man who is hungrier the more he eats and of Azaro, in The Famished Road. Another author from here wrote of schoolboys reciting "Arithmetic Times," in a play about Lakunle and Sidi. For ten points, identify this home of The Lion and the Jewel writer, Wole Soyinka, and an author who called Josef Conrad a "Bloody Racist,", the author of No Longer at Ease that features Obi Okonkwo, created by Chinua Achebe.
One author from this country wrote a memoir about clashes for oil titled On a Darkling Plain and an anti-war novel whose narrator wanted to be a "soza," a "rotten English" word.
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