Grâce-Emmanuelle PEH
    An author from Cameroon
    writing in French
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    28 year-old Grâce Emmanuelle Peh was born in Cameroon and has a Master's Degree in Business Law. Her first work saw her gain the First Prize for Literature (1998) of the Pantacom Foundation. At the moment she is working with a West African company, a subsidiary of a global communications group. (From book cover)

    Publications

    Maudit soit le jour [Cursed be the day]. Abidjan: NEI, 2000 (144p.) Novel. ISBN: 2 84487 33 3.

    Preoccupied with the condition of children in the wars which proliferate throughout the world and more particularly in African, Gâce-Emmanuelle Peh seeks to analyse the situation and translate the thoughts of one of those at the centre of a conflict who have been stripped of their most basic human rights. Josuah's outlook on life could be that of any child of his age, anywhere in the world. It represents a questioning and a quest for a world that is more just and more reassuring; one which is an encouragement to all the resolute participants in this quest, so much so, that it is true that goodwill is an indispensable component for the creation of world of peace. (From book cover)

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    The University of Western Australia/French
    Created: 13 June 2000
    Archived: 17 December 2012
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