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This novel re-visions history through narrative fiction: the history of his people that has long been silenced and distorted as a colonial strategy, the history of an African community at the crossroads. Asobo-Ntsi, the stubborn yet proud Fon of Nyen, is faced with some challenges amongst which are: his seven- and nine-man council that is not happy with his dictatorship and tax laws, a disgruntled quarter that attempts to secede, and also, the encroaching colonialist, Nwuoupang, with his church and administration. How Asobo-Ntsi handles these challenges is expressed powerfully and movingly…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This novel re-visions history through narrative fiction: the history of his people that has long been silenced and distorted as a colonial strategy, the history of an African community at the crossroads. Asobo-Ntsi, the stubborn yet proud Fon of Nyen, is faced with some challenges amongst which are: his seven- and nine-man council that is not happy with his dictatorship and tax laws, a disgruntled quarter that attempts to secede, and also, the encroaching colonialist, Nwuoupang, with his church and administration. How Asobo-Ntsi handles these challenges is expressed powerfully and movingly with great narrative artistry that absorbs the reader and keeps him/her enthralled to the end.
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Autorenporträt
A Fulbright and Commonwealth scholar, Mbuh Tennu Mbuh he holds a PhD from the University of Nottingham, He is the President of the Anglophone Cameroon Writers' Association (ACWA), and Head of the English Department of the University of Bamenda. His other works include In the Shadow of My Country, The Death of Asobo-Ntsi, The Oracle of Tears, The Other Side of Fifty, Searching for Bate Besong, and Who is Afraid of Mongo Wa Swolenka? He has also published a couple of short stories.