Senegalese Author Malick Fall's Novel "La Plaie de Ndar" Explores Social Identity
Malick Fall's 1967 novel "La Plaie de Ndar" delves into social identity, belonging, and the human condition in Saint-Louis, Senegal.
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Malick Fall's 1967 novel "La Plaie de Ndar" delves into social identity, belonging, and the human condition in Saint-Louis, Senegal.
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