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Chimamanda at Harper's Bazaar Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's new short story "How Do You Feel?" Is about love, class, and multiculturalism. Female narrator is Nigerian, her husband is British, the rest are American, Japanese, and Italian. The narrator is thinking about the nature of the relationship with her husband. My husband is surprised to see another pair of observers.

On a quiet carriage, we are sitting together and moving away from each other. We are always on a quiet chariot, but today I feel like a gift. Jonathan is wearing an azuki sweater and has his iPad. The sun is weak and uncertain in the morning. I was staring at the magazine with my own hands, taking a deep breath. Breathing - This is a relaxing goal and is often summoned as a panacea for modern diseases. But it went well. This helps to get rid of the feeling that I am greedy, even in a little while. How did this happen? One morning, how do you wake up and start asking your life?

Jonathan changed his seat. I have stared at the magazine to prevent that whispering

"There are several things in your head," he told me that he drew that part of the toast the morning. I kept silent and slowly put my muse in my mouth. Why did not he ask me a question? The question why he asked "What are you thinking?" Is more brave than sentences. One problem forced liquidation. However, Jonathan avoids asking questions directly. Because they have counter factors. He does not like the confrontation I thought was cute. This will make him a peaceful prosperous person, so living with him will be a seamless happiness.

When he asks questions, they seem to constantly seek comfort rather than information. Soon after having met many years ago, the first question he asked me was a servant. I once mentioned my childhood driver and assistant at Lagos, but his question continued: What do you think about all these? The servant is curious about him, so the relationship with them is a moral problem. He said he was hiding in the spare room while he was cleaning the bathroom the first time he purchased the Polish vacuum cleaner every week for the apartment in London.

For Jonathan, "How do you think about it?" It is not my feeling but the moral norm that I should obey. I said at that time: "I feel very sick, I am worried about their welfare." But since the truth is the life I know, I can not feel anything is there. When he asked me, "What are you thinking?" That morning I answered, "This is the life I desire and I want to know that I missed it together." I should not think about such a thing. It is unfair to do so. incorrect. Sometimes I think about what I should not do and I do not think Jonathan can understand what I do not want to do.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (1977) is a novelist, non-fiction writer, short story writer. As the winner of MacArthur's Genius Grant, Adichie is known as "the best of the most respected young English writer parade" and has succeeded in attracting a new generation of readers to join African literature doing. Buchi Emecheta OBE (1944 - 2017) is a British - based Nigerian novelist who has more than 20 books including second - class citizen (1974), bridal price (1976), slave girl (1977) I am publishing. ) And mother's pleasure. (1979). Slavery, childbirth, her child's independence and freedom from education, including her British Empire, have acquired considerable praise and honor.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a writer of many award-winning, best-selling novels including Americanah and Half of a Yellow Sun, short stories novel "There is something in the neck, and we all have feminist articles We will allocate time between the United States and Nigeria

In this article we compare Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's two short stories "Things on Your Neck" and Raymond Carver's "The Actual Miles". In these two short stories we will explore how authors challenge relationships and that different results can have a major impact on them. Cultural differences will also affect each other 's confrontation. Adichie is paying attention to the cultural conflict between America and Africa. - Comparison of two short stories: I was asked to compare the two short stories of Red Hall and Small House English Course. These two stories are called "red room" and "small house". These stories are very different, partly due to various eras of their writing. "Fursing House" was written by a female writer Susan Hill in 1992, and the "red room" was written by the famous H G Wells at the end of the 19th century.