A mysterious childhood ritual. An evening of carousing in a carousing in a raucous, village night-spot. The agony of unrequited love. This is the journey that awaits readers of The Tale of The Cow Tail. The collection of both fiction and nonfiction is an eclectic mix of stories that reflect the rich
Stormbird of the Serengeti: And Other African Tales
β Scribed by Joyce Porte
- Book ID
- 110803706
- Publisher
- Publication Consultants
- Year
- 2010
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 103 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781594331411
- ASIN
- B007SO33N2
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
SERENGETI: Those vast African grasslands where God poured out herds of wildlife to trek across the savannahs after the thunderous rains. He turned the full brilliance of the sun on the land for warmth. He then put people there and gave them cattle for their wealth and music for their joy. Hear the call of the birds, and smile as the children play Somewhere, a lion roars as the sun sinks below the horizon. Warm winds carry the smell of rain and the heady odor of human toil as a stew cooks over a charcoal fire. Human tragedy unfolds in slavery and disease. Strangers from other lands come, some to love and care, some to destroy, most without regard to the fragile Serengeti. Come with me and meet the many--both native and transplant--who live, love, and die in this magnificently brutal land.
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