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The palm-wine drinkard and his dead palm-wine tapster in the Dead's Town

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Caribbean and African Literature and Culture Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies

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...brief, thronged, grisly and bewitching ...written in English by a West African...Nothing is too prodigious or too trivial to put down in this tall, devilish story. (Dylan Thomas in the Observer).

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