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This autobiography discovers a family background and helps the author to establish a sense of personal identity and self-worth. It sheds light on the devastating effects of underdevelopment on a country that went through one of the most atrocious civil wars in modern history. "My Afro-Canadian Chronicle" subverts the plot of self-portrait; rather it narrates the history of an emergent African nation at the crossroad of transition, the nuances of its cultural heritage, societal hierarchy, beliefs and aspirations through the stories of a family. In this book humanity oozes out in shades and…mehr

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This autobiography discovers a family background and helps the author to establish a sense of personal identity and self-worth. It sheds light on the devastating effects of underdevelopment on a country that went through one of the most atrocious civil wars in modern history. "My Afro-Canadian Chronicle" subverts the plot of self-portrait; rather it narrates the history of an emergent African nation at the crossroad of transition, the nuances of its cultural heritage, societal hierarchy, beliefs and aspirations through the stories of a family. In this book humanity oozes out in shades and slides, almost as if one watches the silver screen of a historical movie. The interplay between the mystical and the natural, the surreal and the real gives the feel of reading pages of a Garcia Marquez literature of magical realism. In Mansaray's Africa, and Canada, as portrayed in My Afro-Canadian Chronicle, reality is both real and magical while science limps along with prosthesis.
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Autorenporträt
BAKAR MANSARAY, is a Sierra Leonean-Canadian author. His works have appeared in the Sierra Leonean Writers Series (SLWS), Maple Tree Literary Supplement, Ayebia African and Caribbean Publishing Specialists, Edmonton's 'Diversity' magazine, Vancouver's 'Patriotic Vanguard', and 'Christian Monthly Library (West Africa)'. He was a nominee for the 2016 Writer-of-the-year Afro-Canadian Heroes Award, and founder of the Mandingo Scrolls Series. Mansaray is a member of the Writers' Guild of Alberta. He currently lives in Edmonon, Canada. His blog address is: www.mandingoscrolls.blogspot.com