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God of Hunger by John Coutouvidis

he is mummified seem to represent the fate of the European enterprise in

Africa.

In conclusion, God of Hunger is an extraordinary work of literary fiction.

Obviously it isn’t aimed at a popular readership. It is idiosyncratic, complex

and makes fairly significant demands on the reader. But it is very intelligent,

erudite, and manages to compel the reader’s involvement from the very

beginning. The sense of history is grandiose without being grandiloquent; a

quality which it owes to its basis in well drawn human characters. I recommend

this novel highly.’

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