‘The sights, sounds and smells of modern Cameroon, this is in fact a classic road trip, a Homeric quest. A jostling, poignant tale, it left me hungry for more’
Michela Wrong, author Borderlines and It's Our Turn to Eat..
Important issues of violence, terrorism, homosexuality and migration feature in
A Long Way from Douala, the first publication in English of a work by Max Lobe, an important new voice in African writing.
‘Brief and haunting, this makes for a timely testament to the destructive powers of pandemics’ Publishers Weekly
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In a series of moving snapshots, Véronique Tadjo illustrates the terrible extent of the Ebola epidemic: the doctor who tirelessly treats patients day after day in a sweltering tent, protected from the virus only by a plastic suit.
There is no event more magical than the Jaipur Lit Fest. This book captures the magic’
Gloria Steinem
Partly a love letter to one of the great literary shows on earth, partly a satire about the glittery set that throngs this literary venue year in year out, and partly an ode to the millions of aspiring writers who inhabit literary festivals, Jaipur Journals is a brilliant, funny, and moving account of the characters that make festivals tick.
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