Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe

Okonkwo is the strongest wrestler in his village and the most frightened man in it — frightened of becoming his father, who was gentle, poor and mocked. He builds a life out of refusing softness, and then the missionaries arrive.

Achebe wrote this in 1958 to answer a century of European novels in which Africans had no interior life. The first half is an unhurried portrait of Igbo society — its courts, its harvests, its gods and its cruelties — so that when the district commissioner arrives, the reader knows exactly what is being lost.

Over twenty million copies sold, translated into more than fifty languages, and still the most-read African novel ever written.

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