One of this author's characters receives the nickname "Samsonite" for his habit of stapling his enemies' hands with a Samsonite stapler; that man appears in a work about a newspaper editor and a dissident named Chris Onkoh, who both live in Kangan.
One of this author's characters receives the nickname "Samsonite" for his habit of stapling his enemies' hands with a Samsonite stapler; that man appears in a work about a newspaper editor and a dissident named Chris Onkoh, who both live in Kangan. Another work by this man repeatedly quotes the proverb "when a man says yes, his chi says yes also" and sees the protagonist dishonored by his outburst of (*) violence during the Week of Peace. The protagonist of that work by this man fears being lazy like his father Unoka and accidentally shoots a man at a funeral, leading to his exile from Umuofia. For 10 points, name this author of Anthills of the Savannah who wrote about Okonkwo in Things Fall Apart.
One of this author's characters receives the nickname "Samsonite" for his habit of stapling his enemies' hands with a Samsonite stapler; that man appears in a work about a newspaper editor and a dissident named Chris Onkoh, who both live in Kangan.
Chinua {Achebe} [or Albert Chin?al?m?g? {Achebe}]