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African literature has often been written in English, though many African writers, such as Ngugi wa Thiong'o, now have reverted to writing in their native language, such as Petals of Blood. Others, like Chinua Achebe continue to write in English, a major work of his being Things Fall Apart. Achebe has also written poetry including the poem A Mother and her Child.

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