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An Eternity in Tangiers
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An Eternity in Tangiers

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The protagonist of An Eternity in Tangiers is a teenager named Gawa, who leaves his native city, the imaginary West African capital of Gnasville, hoping to find a better life in Europe, where he hopes to escape the turmoil of his home country. Following a journey fraught with dangers and betrayals, Gawa is stranded in the Moroccan city of Tangiers, just in sight of his final goal, where he begins to tell his story, one now familiar to hundreds of thousands. Ivorian illustrator Faustin Titi and Cameroonian journalist Eyoum Ngangue tell this contemporary story from an African perspective, offering an intimate account of one of the great sociopolitical tragedies of our time.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Phoneme
Country
United States
Date
16 May 2017
Pages
60
ISBN
9781939419798

The protagonist of An Eternity in Tangiers is a teenager named Gawa, who leaves his native city, the imaginary West African capital of Gnasville, hoping to find a better life in Europe, where he hopes to escape the turmoil of his home country. Following a journey fraught with dangers and betrayals, Gawa is stranded in the Moroccan city of Tangiers, just in sight of his final goal, where he begins to tell his story, one now familiar to hundreds of thousands. Ivorian illustrator Faustin Titi and Cameroonian journalist Eyoum Ngangue tell this contemporary story from an African perspective, offering an intimate account of one of the great sociopolitical tragedies of our time.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Phoneme
Country
United States
Date
16 May 2017
Pages
60
ISBN
9781939419798