Author: | H. Ann Ackroyd | ISBN: | 9781502264527 |
Publisher: | H. Ann Ackroyd | Publication: | January 16, 2015 |
Imprint: | Language: | English |
Author: | H. Ann Ackroyd |
ISBN: | 9781502264527 |
Publisher: | H. Ann Ackroyd |
Publication: | January 16, 2015 |
Imprint: | |
Language: | English |
For lovers of Colonial Historical Fiction, British African Colonial, Graphic Novella and Rhythmic Prose…
This is a book for you!
Colonial Adventure is the second book in the Colonial Historical Fiction Series and the story goes thus:
Colonial Adventure is a graphic novella written in rhythmic prose depicting a slice of British colonial history (1936—1977) as experienced by individuals on both sides of the racial conflict.
It begins with a British couple who leave the sophistication of London to establish a large agricultural operation in what was then Southern Rhodesia, later Rhodesia and now Zimbabwe.
With the rise of Black Nationalism, the black majority rebels leading to a brutal civil war that has a severe impact on the two families, one black and one white, whose lives the story follows.
Of the shorter stories, also written in rhythmic prose, one concerns a female architect from Haiti, another a young boy abandoned at a country fair by his mother and a third addresses an over-reaction in the climate of fear surrounding Islam. The fourth story portrays an outrage committed against a teenager seeking to free herself from family domination, while the last tale is a dramatic monologue conducted by an African dictator.
This is a book you should read and all you need to do is hit the buy now button at your right side to get a copy of this unconventional work of fiction.
For lovers of Colonial Historical Fiction, British African Colonial, Graphic Novella and Rhythmic Prose…
This is a book for you!
Colonial Adventure is the second book in the Colonial Historical Fiction Series and the story goes thus:
Colonial Adventure is a graphic novella written in rhythmic prose depicting a slice of British colonial history (1936—1977) as experienced by individuals on both sides of the racial conflict.
It begins with a British couple who leave the sophistication of London to establish a large agricultural operation in what was then Southern Rhodesia, later Rhodesia and now Zimbabwe.
With the rise of Black Nationalism, the black majority rebels leading to a brutal civil war that has a severe impact on the two families, one black and one white, whose lives the story follows.
Of the shorter stories, also written in rhythmic prose, one concerns a female architect from Haiti, another a young boy abandoned at a country fair by his mother and a third addresses an over-reaction in the climate of fear surrounding Islam. The fourth story portrays an outrage committed against a teenager seeking to free herself from family domination, while the last tale is a dramatic monologue conducted by an African dictator.
This is a book you should read and all you need to do is hit the buy now button at your right side to get a copy of this unconventional work of fiction.