Another Spyhole Affair - Bagayana, Edgar
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ANOTHER SPYHOLE Affair [a play for Radio & Television] is intended to manipulate a newly-wedded couple by a high school drop-out from overseas, as a cover-up for his clandestine work of spying for two shithole countries as a double-agent: Marshal Curtis, alias Michael Coutts, enters Uganda as a stowaway and pretends to be an expert lawyer on marital issues in mixed marriages. Circumstances force him to listen to Step-mother Cockney, who loathes her step-daughter, Iris, and forces him to break up Iris and Jerry Enen's mixed marriage, using envy and manipulation, but Michael fails miserably to…mehr

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ANOTHER SPYHOLE Affair [a play for Radio & Television] is intended to manipulate a newly-wedded couple by a high school drop-out from overseas, as a cover-up for his clandestine work of spying for two shithole countries as a double-agent: Marshal Curtis, alias Michael Coutts, enters Uganda as a stowaway and pretends to be an expert lawyer on marital issues in mixed marriages. Circumstances force him to listen to Step-mother Cockney, who loathes her step-daughter, Iris, and forces him to break up Iris and Jerry Enen's mixed marriage, using envy and manipulation, but Michael fails miserably to bring down the Enens! In the end, the authorities catch up with him and he ends up in police cells with other wrong-doers, but manages to avoid deportation as a result of some connections with a bigwig in the establishment, who manipulates the whole system! Fortunately, the Spy-network chain is not broken and continues as if it had no proper leadership, ending up at the door-step of the so-called little-known wheel-chair Jerry Enen's father-in-law, old Cockney, in the hot seat!
Autorenporträt
EDGAR Bagayana [appearing under "Another" Series] was born in 1950. He completed his primary and junior secondary education to join Mbarara High School in Western Uganda for the four-year Cambridge School Certificate [1965-1968]. He was madly in love with African writers and true to his word, he has also published two books.