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Nigerian novelist Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart (1958) relates the clash between African and European culture during colonial days, using a style very similar to that of the oral historian.
Camara Laye recounts another version of the Sundiata story in his The Guardian of the Word: Kouma Lafolo Kouma, translated from French into English in 1980.
The Children of Segu, translated into English in 1989, is Maryse Conde's fictional account of the Bambara kingdom in Mali at the end of the late eighteenth century.
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