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Genre: fiction

After 4:30

David G. Maillu

Read about the problems of housewives, office secretaries, sex workers and other women in post-independent Kenya.

After 4:30 rocketed the now renown author, David G. Maillu, to become the most widely read, controversial and humorous writer in East Africa. Using poetry, the author writes a provocative and bluntly-critical book that is also highly entertaining. The epic is set in the post-independence era of the early 1970s and craftily unravels the problems of housewives, office secretaries, sex workers, and other women with unusual frankness and remarkable clarity.

No. of pages:  236
Word Count:  25000
Rights available:  World rights
Rights sold:  Rights available to all countries