A New Publication: My Epic Journey: The Making of a cosmopolitan - A memoir by Eustace Palmer
Yesterday, I was happy to visit Doc P's Facebook page and voila - there it was, the good news.
It promises to be a voyage of self-discovery - a classic and a most distinguished place in the canons of the autobiographical….
Might Congratulations Sir!
As said earlier in this forum, the young Eustace Palmer was my pen friend when he was a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh and I was in the second form at the Prince of Wales School; his younger brother Alongo Palmer was also my friend classmate then
Personally, I place Dr P at the apex of the English Novel criticism -and by extension, the African Novel written in English.
Nuff said.
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