NIGHT HAS FALLEN IN THE AFTERNOON (Chi Ewere Ehihe Jie)
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by J. U. Tagbo Nzeako
Edited by F. C. Ogbalu, B.Sc., Econ. (Lond.)
University Publishing Company
(Printed at Varsity Industrial Press, 11 Central School Road, Onitsha)
undated, but c.1980 (?)

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*Igbo text*

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translated from the Igbo
by Frances W. Pritchett
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*Translator's Introduction*

*Chapter One* -- When the World was Blind

*Chapter Two* -- Where the Water Entered the Pumpkin Stem

*Chapter Three* -- What the Diviner Said

*Chapter Four* -- What [the Flute] has Blown, has Broken

*Chapter Five* -- The Basket has Overturned on the Trickster

*Chapter Six* -- When the Night Conspires, the Afternoon Provokes a Quarrel

*Chapter Seven* -- The Feast of Reincarnation

*Chapter Eight* -- Training the Young is a Duty

*Chapter Nine* -- "Pounding the Medicine of the World"

*Chapter Ten* -- A Man's Ikenga

*Chapter Eleven* -- Nonyerem's Spirit Tree

*Chapter Twelve* -- Obujulukpa Passes Through

*Chapter Thirteen* -- Ezeonyekwelu Takes Charge of the Ancestral Land

*Chapter Fourteen* -- When the Fire was Extinguished

 


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