Fatboy and the Dancing Ladies

Fatboy and the Dancing Ladies

by Michael Holman (Author)

Synopsis

Ferdinand Mlambo, the youngest boy ever to become senior kitchen toto at State House, is in big trouble. Not only has disloyalty to Kuwisha's corrupt Life President cost him his prestigious job, but he has also been stripped of his name. Word goes out across the slums: henceforth he will be known as Fatboy. With the help of Titus, leader of the notorious Mboya Boys gang of street children, Mlambo sets out to recover his name - and his dignity. Affectionate, funny and sharply observant, FATBOY AND THE DANCING LADIES is a satirical tale of East Africa and the resilient residents of Kireba, patrons of Harrods International Bar (and Nightspot), presided over by the irrepressible Charity Mupanga.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 256
Publisher: Abacus
Published: 07 Aug 2008

ISBN 10: 0349121303
ISBN 13: 9780349121307

Media Reviews
'Holman writes some of the most insightful novels about Africa' Today programme
Author Bio
Michael Holman grew up in Zimbabwe and was educated in Africa and England. After university he was forced to flee Zimbabwe for Zambia, where he lived for many years. He was Africa Editor at the FINANCIAL TIMES from 1984-2002, and is now a writer and journalist based in London.