Description

Veronica Mercier, a sophisticated Caribbean woman living in Paris, embarks on a journey to a West African nation in pursuit of her elusive identity. Her quest for self-discovery leads her into a complex relationship with a powerful and enigmatic minister, a man deeply rooted in his nation's history and poised for leadership. As their entanglement deepens, Veronica confronts the intricate tapestry of race, power, and belonging, forcing her to re-examine her own place in the world. This novel masterfully explores themes of postcolonialism, cultural heritage, and the search for authentic selfhood against a backdrop of political intrigue.

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paperback

Lynne Rienner Publishers

Published Jan 1, 1999

168 pages

ISBN: 9780894108860

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Details

First Published

1976

Language

fra

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Heremakhonon by Maryse Condé.

Racism/Discrimination