Description
In this novel Professor John Habwe displays a maturity that offers insight and depth into the psychology of violence and post- colonial oppression. It is one of those stories that disturb andprick your conscience. If this story is a depiction of Boke’s various scars inflicted by a modern day corrupt state, it is also a statement about our own complicity. It is a story of love, loss, alienation and hope. It is a celebration of the human
spirit that refuses to die in the face of untoldsuffering.
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