Set in the imaginary African Republic of Vietongo, The Negro
Grandsons of Vercingetorix begins when conflict breaks out between
rival leaders and the regional ethnic groups they represent. Events
recorded in a series of notebooks under the watchful eye of
Hortense Lloki show how civil war culminates in a series of
outlandish actions perpetrated by the warring parties' private
militias-the Anacondas and the Romans from the North who have
seized power against Vercingetorix (named after none other than the
legendary Gallic warrior who fought against Caesar's army) and his
Little Negro Grandsons in the South who are eager to regain
control. Award-winning author Alain Mabanckou is at his satiric
best in this novel that catalogues the pain and suffering caused by
the ravages of civil war. Translated into English for the first
time, this novel provides a gritty slice of life in an active war
zone.
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