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Bivouac

✍ Scribed by Kwame Dawes


Book ID
100079598
Publisher
Akashic Books
Year
2019
Tongue
English
Weight
160 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN
1617757101

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✦ Synopsis


Kwame Dawes has been named a 2019 Windham-Campbell Prize Recipient in poetry

"An examination of grief and politics in a deftly written novel set in 1980s Jamaica...Astonishing prose."
--_Kirkus Reviews_

"With...dreamlike sequences, this is best suited for readers who enjoy character studies as well as lovers of Jamaican fiction."
--_Booklist_

"Bivouac has that kind of rich and luxurious writing that makes you believe there is a purpose to every element of the story."
--**Tonstant Weader Reviews**

"Dawes examines the complicated terrain of grief with uncanny insight and spare, lucid prose. What unfolds is a story about a man, a family, and a country searching for answers and new hope."
--Maaza Mengiste , author of Beneath the Lion's Gaze

"Bivouac speaks in tongues so that the reader hears both the market and the courtroom, the orchestra of ancestral voices and the tone...


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