"Essays From The Hermit's Lodge," is a collection of irreverent writings, scribbled from the forlorn hand of author Ali Kinteh. He is a flaneur and observer of these turbulent times. He offers adversarial musings about London, free speech, the culture of celebrity and the fairground of politics. He writes masterfully on his heroes: Darcus Howe, Yul Brynner, Lorraine Hansberry, Thomas Paine, John Hurt, Amitabh Bachchan, Neville Southall and his own brother Ousman Kinteh. He crafts eloquent pieces on hip hop, football, fatherhood and the pitfalls of juvenescence. "We, who are of a deep-rooted tradition of learning and letters, write simply because we must, simply." - Ali Kinteh.

About the Author
Ali Kinteh is the author of "The Nepenthe Park Chronicles." He was born in Leyton, east London. "Essays From The Hermit's Lodge" is his first foray into non-fiction.


Book Information
ISBN 9780993460937
Author Ali Kinteh
Format Paperback
Page Count 241
Imprint Rogue Press Limited
Publisher Rogue Press Limited
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 129mm * 2mm