Out of Dust

In Out of Dust, Suru is teetering at the edge of aberrant loss and the yoke of violence. She shows us the possible annihilation of self and society through the repellent acts of intolerance and the maladies that come along with it. Her life reminds us of the actualities of the loss of life and human frailty in the face of adversity and unbridled romantic attractions which normally enunciate the irritants that are encrusted in them. This novel will whet the readers' love for music by adding zest to the feelings that songs weave into souls. It is also a lucid portrayal of the oddities of ugliness, love, belief, agony, success, power, humour, God, beauty and frustration.

Autorentext

Hood Lubowa, LLB: Studied Law at Uganda Christian University, where he attained a Bachelors in Laws. He is a Human Rights advocate and a poet.