Leeds, UK. HopeRoad. 2025. 122 pages.In Small Boat, Vincent Delecroix uses a first-person narrator as a vehicle to examine the issue of migration. Based on t…
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- New York. New Press. 2025. 225 pages.Since 2005’s Broken Glass, Alain Mabanckou has emerged as the Congo’s definitive literary voice (see WLT, Sept.…
- New York. New Press. 2020. 256 pages. IN 2015, ALAIN MABANCKOU crafted a modern folktale with Black Moses. The novel followed the titular child’s odyssey through one of the…
- New York. The New Press. 2017. 199 pages.A beautiful amalgam of childlike optimism and the harshness of reality, Alain Mabanckou’s Black Moses solidifies the author’s status as a modern maste…
- New York. The New Press. 2016. 202 pages.Without so much as a few lines’ hesitation, Alain Mabanckou extinguishes a persistent, haunting myth within The Lights of Pointe-Noire: despite clingi…

