are there any native african fictional novels worth reading?
I would have to track down the english translation of the book of course.
Are there any native african fictional novels worth reading?
Jackson Smith
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Gabriel Stewart
I guess there are oral stories about trickster spiders or whatever.
Oliver Martin
the one about inventing the wheel is pretty good.
Austin Robinson
Nicholas Long
Sundiata is a fun read. And I remember liking Things Fall Apart.
Samuel Roberts
Imagine crawling inside your her comfy vagina and into her warm cozy womb where she nurses you. Imagine receiving her nutrients through her body and hearIng the whirring of her guts around you.
Ryder Turner
Next you will ask is there in African university producing world class scientist, engineers, and mathematicians.
Liam King
I'm sure some white south africans have written some good stuff. Egypt is a pretty large and ancient nation. I'm sure they've written something of value before. They used to have a fancy library at one time so the legends say..
Adrian Bell
if you give a mouse a cookie
Levi Sanders
>are there any native african fictional novels worth reading?
They never invented writing.
Noah Carter
checked and what the fuck?
David Gray
WTF IS THAT REAL?
Josiah Sanchez
Things Fall Apart, an excellent novel by Achebe.
Jack Ross
revolting.
Jack Davis
based
Logan Jackson
If you nig a nog a noogie.
Anthony Wilson
>I would have to track down the english translation of the book of course.
some Any Forums user created one a few years back
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Connor Robinson
This.
Their history is oral.
Their language is only the words an individual (68 iq) can remember.
No books.
No dictionary.
No family tree.
No history other than what grandpa remembered.
Landon Hughes
this has just opened my eyes to a major grift. While looking for actual african oral stories, I'm seeing a new world of moneygrubbing. I have yet to find a single story but I am finding a bunch of bullshit scam artists. I'm checking the STA to see if something is there
Jonathan Bailey
STA has a bunch, but they're all tied to religion(s). So that's probably why, most of their stories are religious, or classified as, religious.
sacred-texts.com
Caleb Bell
the power of one by bryce courtenay
Kayden Richardson
worth the read rbh
Jaxson Thompson
I just read the summary and it seems super gay, you can tell his wifes last name was Solomon
>white gets raised by blacks, defeats the evil nazis and gets rich with his jewish friends
Luke Edwards
No. Black people didn’t learn how to write until 1986.