An African in Greenland - Tété-Michel Kpomassie

Dive into the narrative of An African in Greenland - Tété-Michel Kpomassie and discover a unique literary experience. Developed for readers who appreciate an engaging story and quality writing, this book is the essential addition to your bookshelf, guaranteeing hours of pleasure and intellectual discovery.

Literary Quality and Reading Experience:

• High-Intensity Narrative: "Tété-Michel, a young black man, son of a traditional African family, with eight mothers, the eight wives of the progenitor, born in a peripheral neighborhood of Lomé, became a discoverer himself. The 'African Eskimo,' as he was called in a documentary dedicated to him by the BBC, broke with a tragic secular fate, running away from home at 16 [in 1958], only to return at 27. An African in Greenland is, in many ways, a book like no other. The meticulousness placed in the observation of daily life (sleigh rides, seal hunting, the northern lights) and the detail with which Tété-Michel describes how he integrated into a society radically different from where he came from (with couple-swapping in plain sight, the practice of sex in the presence of children, the problem of alcoholism) make us discover how the world can still be a surprising place." — Carlos Vaz Marques, preface
• Excellent Edition: Published by Tinta-da-china, ensuring a quality finish and a fluid reading from the first to the last page.
• Immersive Reading Experience: The structure of the work allows for total immersion in the plot, ideal for moments of leisure or study, without distractions.
• Design and Ergonomics: Ergonomic format that facilitates handling, making reading comfortable for long periods.

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