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Dancing with Cannibals: Omnibus Edition
Dancing with Cannibals, (Omnibus Edition), Dicho Ilunga
“Everything was strange, but everything was for the taking.”
Jean Turken was snatched from a prison cell to rule a cannibal tribe. Dancing with Cannibals is a terrifying story of adventure, love, and injustice in the brutal frontier of the Congo Free State.
The Congo. 1898. The modernizing world is clamoring for the rubber needed for electricity and automobiles. The Belgian Congo has vast resources of naturally-occurring wealth—rubber, exotic woods, cotton, coffee, ivory, diamonds.
And the labor to extract the wealth is already on site. It just requires someone with the steel to put the natives to work.
By any means necessary.
Dicho Ilunga was born and educated in Zaire. He now lives in South Africa, where he is a political refugee.
“Everything was strange, but everything was for the taking.”
Jean Turken was snatched from a prison cell to rule a cannibal tribe. Dancing with Cannibals is a terrifying story of adventure, love, and injustice in the brutal frontier of the Congo Free State.
The Congo. 1898. The modernizing world is clamoring for the rubber needed for electricity and automobiles. The Belgian Congo has vast resources of naturally-occurring wealth—rubber, exotic woods, cotton, coffee, ivory, diamonds.
And the labor to extract the wealth is already on site. It just requires someone with the steel to put the natives to work.
By any means necessary.
Dicho Ilunga was born and educated in Zaire. He now lives in South Africa, where he is a political refugee.
365 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 29, 2015
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