“Wasn’t that mor or less what you told me? Wasn’t that what you were hinting at, at least ?Ĭlarence was now speaking with great bitterness “What right?” asked the beggar, as if the word had startled him. This was his second novel and unlike the debut is an allegorical novel. He like many Guinean males of the time was circumcised this form the story of his debut novel the African child. He studied Mechanics and became an engineer via his studies. Camara Laye was born into a family caste that was traditionally Blacksmiths and Goldsmiths. So I have had this on my shelf for a few years I like to keep a few titles from places I haven’t read from in reserve for the day I really struggle to find somewhere new. I said with the post the other day I had felt the variety of place I had blogged from had narrowed in recent years from the early years when I would have a number more African title in the mix.
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