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Thursday 5 May 2016

The spectacular African landscape

The photo was taken by the author on his adventure in Cameroon working as a safari guide... 


Rhumsiki is a village in the Far North Province of Cameroon. Rhumsiki is located in the Mandara Mountains 55 km from Mokolo and 3 km from the border with Nigeria.


You may find a copy of the book in English (Amazon or iBooks) or in French (Amazon or iBooks). The book is currently being translated into Russian as well for our Russian readers. Enjoy the marvellous adventure of a young man and imagine yourself in the faraway lands! 

Get in touch should you wish to submit a review at alain.dizerens.publish@gmail.com
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Sunday 1 May 2016

The hut where the author lived when in Kobro...

Each structure is rectangular and whitewashed (a luxury considering that the next village did not give a damn), there is a bed, a sink, a table and a chair. Totally naked, a single candle gives hope to an otherwise ancient dwelling. Everything was made in a rush, to wobble and to break unexpectedly. A great reign of makeshift resourcefulness in the middle of nowhere. It all degrades over time and as the first tourist enters his house, he receives a bump on the head from a curtain rod. 

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About the author

Throughout his life, Alain Dizerens has also worked in kabbutz (Israel) and Hong Kong among other places around the world. After a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and several decades of teaching, Alain Dizerens also presented a variety of "crosstalk kinetic" (dance, electro) performances in Geneva in 1986. He has written other books - Miroir-Temps and l'Arpenteur sidéral among many as well as published a number of photo e-books. Written with a poetic touch, his books quickly absorb the reader in a realistically magical universe, which at the same time never lacks a bit humour.