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Permit for Survival
At the age of 24 Joseph Jonathan Kofi Kuma finds himself in the bizarre situation in which he is confronted with the gruesome task of stopping his own people from burying him alive.
His survival through this morbid ordeal and the subsequent struggle to get out of the rot of society as well as the bureaucratic maze, succeeds in strengthening him and opening up a new vista of life.
His discovery of love and friendship fortifies him to accept the challenges and responsibilities of the times and even of a child yet to be born.
Set in contemporary Ghana, Permit for Survival is an exciting novel, lavishly seasoned with humour and written in the unique style for which Bill Marshall enjoys much respect.
His survival through this morbid ordeal and the subsequent struggle to get out of the rot of society as well as the bureaucratic maze, succeeds in strengthening him and opening up a new vista of life.
His discovery of love and friendship fortifies him to accept the challenges and responsibilities of the times and even of a child yet to be born.
Set in contemporary Ghana, Permit for Survival is an exciting novel, lavishly seasoned with humour and written in the unique style for which Bill Marshall enjoys much respect.
120 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1981
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