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Non-African Poetry

Study Guide: The Stone by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson

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“The Stone” is ninety-seven-line narrative poem that reads like a short story. Gibson uses a clear plot arc to guide the readers through.

Study Guide: Digging by Seamus Heaney

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Study Guide: Kinjeketile by Ebrahim N. Hussein

Study Guide: Night by Wole Soyinka

2021-2025 Recommended Texts

2021-2025 Recommended Texts

Analysis of Invisible Man

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Invisible Man is a social criticism novel that reflects on the experiences of African Americans during the 1940s and early 1950s.
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Wuthering Heights Analysis

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Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë is a love novel set in the moors of northern England between 1757 and 1803, and first published in 1847.

Q & A: With adequate textual references, discuss the use of irony in Unexpected Joy at Dawn

Q & A: Discuss the role played by security personnel in Unexpected Joy at Dawn

Q & A: Write on the character of Yoko as a tragic heroine in Let Me Die Alone

Memorable Quotes from Buchi Emecheta’s Second Class Citizen

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African Drama

African Drama

A Brief Analysis of Nwokedi by Esiaba Irobi

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Nwokedi is a rehearsal for revolution. A bold, terrifying vision of what might happen when youth decide they’ve had enough.

A Brief Analysis of Cemetery Road by Esiaba Irobi

Scene 1 Summary of The Trials of Brother Jero

Themes in Ebrahim Hussein’s Kinjeketile

Study Guide: Kinjeketile by Ebrahim N. Hussein

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2026-2030 Recommended Texts

2026-2030 Recommended Texts

Content Analysis of Wilfrid Wilson Gibson’s “The Stone”

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"The Stone" is ninety-seven-line narrative poem that reads like a short story. Gibson uses a clear plot arc to guide the readers through.

Themes in Wilfrid Wilson Gibson’s “The Stone”

Themes in Seamus Heaney’s “Digging”

Content Analysis of Seamus Heaney’s “Digging”

African Poetry

Poem: “Life: A Bubble” by Gift Jae

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“Life: A Bubble” by Gift Jae is a poem about how unpredictable and fragile life is, in the likeness and sameness of a bubble.

Poem: “Oremi” by Gift Jae

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“Oremi” by Gift Jae is a heartfelt poem that says real friendship is about sticking with someone even when things get hard.

Poem: “A New Year” by Gift Jae

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“A New Year” by Gift Jae is a poem that challenges the conventional idea that a new year begins in January or with the start of a new month.

Critical Analysis of “Vanity” by Birago Diop

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"Vanity" by Birago Diop is a 30-line elegaic poem that addresses the growing disconnect between modern Africans and their ancestral heritage.

Poem: “In Gun We Trust” by Niyi Osundare

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“In Gun We Trust” is a poem written by Niyi Osundare that criticises the gun violence crisis and the frequent mass shootings in America.

Non-African Prose

Analysis of Kwaku by Roy A. K. Heath

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Kwaku: Or, The Man Who Could Not Keep His Mouth Shut is a tragic novel by Roy A. K. Heath set in Guyana in the second half of the twentieth century.

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Non-African Drama

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