This author of (*) Anthills of the Savannah wrote a novel whose main character beats Nwoye, helps kill Ikemefuna, and eventually hangs himself after the arrival of European missionaries to Umuofia.
One character created by this author obtains his nickname because he prefers to staple people's hands with a Samsonite stapler. This author examined the title author's "fixation on blackness" and belief that black men embodied "blind, furious, unreasoning rage" in the essay "An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad's Heart of Darkness." This author of (*) Anthills of the Savannah wrote a novel whose main character beats Nwoye, helps kill Ikemefuna, and eventually hangs himself after the arrival of European missionaries to Umuofia. For 10 points, name this Nigerian author of a book about Okonkwo, Things Fall Apart.
One character created by this author obtains his nickname because he prefers to staple people's hands with a Samsonite stapler.
Chinua {Achebe}