Chinua Achebe

• Arts: Literature: World Literature: African: Nigerian 

• African American Literature - Chinua Achebe  - Presents biographical accounts on the novelist, poet and social critic. Also contains photo of the writer.
• African Postcolonial Literature in English – Chinua Achebe  - Contemporary African novelist and poet as well as a critic of the society. Provides biography of the author.
• African Studies Quarterly - Reading as a Woman  - Review on the literary piece using the Feminism theory. Conducted by Linda Strong-Leek.
• BBC - Chinua Achebe  - Biographical entries on the author. Also contains his photo.
• Books and Writers - Chinua Achebe  - Known as Igbo novelist. Contains biographical accounts on the author.
• Chinua Achebe - An Overview  - Provides overview on the life and historical as well as literary contributions of Achebe. Provides information on politics, religion and of Africa.
• GradeSaver - Chinua Achebe  - Study guide on the life and works of the author. Features biography of African poet, novelist and at the same time a critic of the government.
• Guardian Unlimited - Achebe, Chinua  - Presents profile of the African novelist and poet. Also contains critical verdict on his works.
• Harvard University Library - Achebe, Chinua  - Study guide on the life and literary works as well as influences of Achebe towards the African society. Contains descriptive summary and research authorship details.
• Internet Resources - Things Fall Apart  - Showcases on of Chinua Achebe’s literary contributions. Also provides author’s biography and reviews on the piece.
• London Review Books - At the Crossroads Hour  - Literary review on Chinua Achebe’s “At the Crossroads Hour.” Article by Lewis Nkosi.
• Random House – Chinua Achebe  - Highlights biography and works of the contemporary African author. Also presents resources on his books such as “Anthills of the Savannah,” “Arrow of God’ and “Girls at War.”.
• Web English Teacher – Achebe  - Biographical and background Chinua Achebe. Provides lesson plan guidelines on “Things Fall Apart.”.