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"Amos Tutuola"
This is a continuation from yesterday’s post, which was becoming too long! Today, I’m reviewing stories by Mordecai Richler, Lee Kok Liang, Wilson Harris, Frank Sargeson and Amos Tutuola.
Mordecai Richler (Canada) – The Summer my Grandmother was Supposed to Die
The story is a narrated by a child, and starts with his grandmother [...]
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