Beneath the Darkening Sky
Hamish Hamilton, $29.95 pb, 239 pp, 9781926428420
Fiction
Beneath the Darkening Sky by Majok Tulba
by Alison Broinowski •
Every migrant has a story. The past two decades have given us accounts of migration to Australia from so many Asian countries, and from so many viewpoints – sad, painful, funny, cynical, mystical – that little more seems left to tell. But now, out of Africa, comes a writer with a new and altogether more terrible tale.
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