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Chigozie Obioma

Category Fiction
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Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9781911590101

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The Fishermen

The Fishermen

By Chigozie Obioma · Published by Pushkin Press

In a small Western Nigerian town, four young brothers secretly go fishing at a forbidden river during their strict father's absence. There, they encounter a dangerous local madman whose dire prophecy foretells that the eldest brother will be killed by one of his siblings. This chilling prediction unleashes a devastating chain of events, transforming sibling bonds and plunging the family into a profound tragedy of almost mythic proportions.Why You Should Read? Explore a gripping narrative that delves into themes of fate, free will, tradition, and the unraveling of family ties. Experience a powerful story of brotherhood, sacrifice, and the devastating consequences of a single, fateful encounter. Immerse yourself in Chigozie Obioma's evocative prose and the rich cultural tapestry of Nigeria. Discover a Man Booker Prize-shortlisted novel celebrated for its profound emotional depth and literary craftsmanship.

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Category Fiction
Publisher Pushkin Press
ISBN 9781911590101
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000092729

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