Chinua Achebe

Is údar agus úrscéalaí an-thorthúil Nigéarach é Chinua Achebe a rugadh ar an 16 Samhain 1930 in Ogidi, Coimirceas na Nigéire (Béarla: Nigeria Protectorate - An Nigéir anois). Scríobh sé a chéad úrscéal sa bhliain 1958, mar atá Things Fall Apart. Duine den ghrúpa eitneach Igbo, scríobh sé de ghnáth sa Bhéarla.

Saothair

Úrscéalaí
Things Fall Apart (1958)
No Longer at Ease (1960)
Arrow of God (1964)
A Man of the People (1966)
Anthills of the Savannah (1987)

Gearrscéalaí
Marriage Is A Private Affair (1952)
Dead Men's Path (1953)
The Sacrificial Egg and Other Stories (1953)
Civil Peace (1971)
Girls at War and Other Stories (including "Vengeful Creditor") (1973)
African Short Stories (editor, with C. L. Innes) (1985)
The Heinemann Book of Contemporary African Short Stories (editor, with C. L. Innes) (1992)
The Voter

Filíocht
Beware, Soul-Brother, and Other Poems (1971) (published in the US as Christmas at Biafra, and Other Poems, 1973)
Don't Let Him Die: An Anthology of Memorial Poems for Christopher Okigbo (editor, with Dubem Okafor) (1978)
Another Africa (1998)
Collected Poems Carcanet Press (2005)
Refugee Mother And Child
Vultures

Aistí, léirmheastóireacht, neamhfhicsean agus tráchtaireacht pholaitiúil
The Novelist as Teacher (1965) – faoin Hopes and Impediments
An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" (1975) – faoin Hopes and Impediments
Morning Yet on Creation Day (1975)
The Trouble With Nigeria (1984)
Hopes and Impediments (1988)
Home and Exile (2000)
The Education of a British-Protected Child (6 October 2009)
There Was A Country: A Personal History of Biafra (11 October 2012)
Children's books
Chike and the River (1966)
How the Leopard Got His Claws (le John Iroaganachi) (1972)
The Flute (1975)
The Drum (1978)

Tagairtí

Naisc sheachtracha 
 Chinua Achebe  ar an Bunachar Sonraí Leabhar Idirlín de Ficsin

Úrscéalaithe
Daoine a rugadh i 1930
Daoine Nigéaracha
Scríbhneoirí Nigéaracha
Úrscéalaithe Nigéaracha
Gearrscéalaithe Nigéaracha
Filí Nigéaracha
Úrscéalaithe Igbo
Gearrscéalaithe Igbo
Filí Igbo
Básanna in 2013