A Dream Of Africa

After six years in Paris, Fatoman returns to his beloved Guinea which is now distorted by revolution, exploitation, fear and a hedonistic, neo-Colonial black bourgeoisie. A stranger to this new Africa, he observes with horror the erosion of his native land its religion, magic and ancient skills, which have yielded to nae political violence and progress. In a bizarre and prophetic nightmare, Fatoman sees Guinea as a wasteland: a Kafkaesque future revealed with a poetic intensity that is as immediate, terrifying and unavoidable as fate itself.

Softcover. English. Fontana. 1972.  157 pp. Fair. Book No: 2002866