A thousand nights without aurora (Edition in French) - Rosny Le Sage SOUAGA

A thousand nights without aurora by Rosny Le Sage SOUAGA

Through this book, the author deciphers the dawn of things in the face of life collapsing because of a virus from China called Coronavirus. He gives us his ideas on the "COVID 19" health crisis and its consequences. It has been dealing with the troubled period of the Terror for almost a year; while skillfully denouncing the society of his time. He travels, he pencils everything that strikes him with great emotion and sensitivity to share hope and call for resilience.

The poet devotes himself to the word to help live and understand this century. It is a hymn to the consciousness of being alive and a warning against an increasingly less humane world. It is a reflection on the fate of man in a world in crisis, to apprehend the essence of alienation that rhymes with the loss of social cohesion. It is a powerful dream of freedom and dignity. A poetics that wants to be a staging of social deconstruction and that proposes a radical change to the imagination of consciousness in general.

This text proclaims the need for the writer to assume his social responsibility by practicing a literature of combat, especially in times of crisis.

Rosny Le Sage SOUAGA

The author was born in Mbouyi in Haut-Ogooué. He received his secondary education at Collège Toussaint Pitty in Akieni and Lycée Eugène Marcel Amogho in Franceville. After obtaining his baccalaureate, series B (option Economic and Social Sciences) in 2008, he enrolled in the Department of Modern Letters of Omar Bongo University, which he left a few months later by his admission to the entrance exam to the National Institute of Management Sciences of Libreville (GABON).

Rosny Le Sage SOUAGA is a French-speaking writer: poet, novelist and short story writer. Member of the board of directors of the Union des Écrivains du Gabon (UDEG) and of the African Network of People Engaged for the Book (RAGE-LIVRE) headquartered in N'Djamena (Chad). The man uses his genius to paint the delights of cruelty. It bears the emblem of hope, of life, and the seal of love. His poetry is a cry where every word cries.