Ebola '76

Name: Ebola '76
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)
ISBN: 9781850772811

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2015134 pagesDarf Publishers

Louis Nawa stumbles out of a hospital, half-naked and oblivious, into a city ravaged by Ebola. He unknowingly brought the deadly disease back to his home country, unleashing disastrous consequences on his family, friends, and community. As the plague takes hold of Anzara, a cast of bizarre characters, from blind musicians to tyrannical factory owners, find themselves fighting for survival. This tragicomic satire even personifies Ebola itself as a sinister, cackling presence.

Avg. reading time: 2h 32m
Prose complexity: 7/10

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Amir Tag Elsir

Amir Tag Elsir is a Sudanese writer whose work often explores historical events and their human impact. He is best known for his novel Ebola '76, a medical thriller set during a real-life outbreak. His stories frequently blend suspense with social commentary.

Charis Bredin

Charis Bredin is a writer whose work often explores historical events. Her book Ebola '76 offers a detailed look at the outbreak.

Emily Danby

Emily Danby is an author known for her historical fiction, particularly the novel Ebola '76. Her writing explores significant moments in medical history. Readers appreciate her detailed approach to real-world events.

Amīr Tāj al-Sirr

Amīr Tāj al-Sirr is a Sudanese writer recognized for his medical thrillers. His work often explores public health crises, as seen in his book Ebola '76. He brings a unique perspective to his fiction.

Literary Fiction Body Horror

Louis NawaProtagonist

EbolaAntagonist

Literary Satire Humorous Black Humor

Anzara · Fictional