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Fointama: A Play

October 7, 2013

written by Kelvin Ngong Toh

This is a touching play that interrogates certain traditional mores by revisiting the archetypal themes of love, deceit, and regret. It depicts a society in which people do not have the right to express themselves and their emotions. The play is a tragedy that ends with some cleansing of a land ruined by greed and individualism.

ISBN	9789956791736
Pages	82
Dimensions	203 x 127 mm
Published	2013
Publisher	Langaa RPCIG, Cameroon
Format	Paperback

Kelvin Ngong Toh

Kelvin Ngong Toh lives and works in Buea, Cameroon.

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