Ebola '76 - Paperback
$14.95
by Amir Tag Elsir (Author), Charis Bredin (Translator), Emily Danby (Translator)
A darkly satirical portrayal of the outbreak of Ebola in 1970s Congo and Sudan. Humorous and tragic in turns, the narrative weaves its way from the graveyards of Kinshasa to the factories, brothels and ex-pat communities of southern Sudan, as the disease selects its victims from amongst the novel's vibrant and eccentric characters.
Author Biography
Born in the north of Sudan in 1960, acclaimed author Amir Tag Elsir divides his time between his prolific literary career and his busy physician's clinic. He has published ten novels, two biographies and several collections of poetry, and was short-listed for the 2011 Arab Booker Prize for his novel Hunter of the Chrysalises and long-listed in 2014 for 366. His works have been translated into numerous different languages, including English, French and Italian.
Number of Pages: 144
Dimensions: 0.4 x 7.8 x 5.1 IN
Publication Date: June 13, 2017
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