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<title>Bound to Violence</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<a class="highslide" href="https://picture.graycity.net/img/yambo-ouologuem/bound_to_violence.jpg"><img src="https://picture.graycity.net/img/yambo-ouologuem/bound_to_violence_preview.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib" title ="Bound to Violence" alt ="Bound to Violence"/></a><br//><b>This critical edition of the epic 1968 Malian novel explores its enduring literary power and the racist plagiarism scandal that devastated its author, the first African winner of France&rsquo;s prestigious Renaudot Prize.</b><br>An engrossing, tragic tale spanning the thirteenth to the twentieth century, <i>Bound to Violence</i> recounts the fate of the imaginary empire of Nakem and the dynasty of the Sa&iuml;fs who reign there as devious masters.<br>While the novel was initially praised as an insider&rsquo;s guide to and critique of African history, with its vivid descriptions of the brutality of local rulers and the slave trade, Yambo Ouologuem&rsquo;s biting satire goes far beyond his native land. Through the society of Nakem, he paints a universally relevant portrait of sex, violence, and power in human relationships.&nbsp;<br>In this new edition of Ralph Manheim&rsquo;s vigorous translation, professor and award-winning documentary filmmaker Ch&eacute;rif Ke&iuml;ta...]]></description>
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