(Don't) Take Me to Church
***Don't Judge the Book by the Cover (seriously)***
The village of Kununka is the home of countless churches, but no one can tell if these houses of worship are building or destroying lives. The village is lost in religion (and time), resulting in a lot of unusual but often, uncomplicated situations to anyone willing to look for a second longer.
Yet, most villagers choose to blame the supernatural and deny responsibility.
The ending of the occuring incidents is hilarious, or tragic, depending on how one looks at it.
Keep in mind that peeking behind the magical curtain will NOT always destroy the illusion.
You will find humour and angst (and everything in between) in the anthology of stories from the village of Kununka. Each unique (but perhaps familiar) tale is designed to offer a reflection of the religious society in Africa through fictional encounters.
Disclaimer:
This book is a work of fiction. The contents are intended for entertainment (and perhaps, self-reflection). The author does not discriminate against religion, race, colour, sexual orientation or identity expression. Of course, an exception stands for persons who use their power to hurt the vulnerable.
Also, this book is satirical.
I grew up in a village, and I was raised in deep religion. I have been a member of multiple churches in my life, and I loved it most of the time. As an adult, my faith (or perhaps, lack thereof) is my own choice. We might be born into our parents’ beliefs, but everyone has a right to their faith and creed. Remember that and respect others as you read.
Most importantly, remember, it is just a fictional book.
Of course, if you have a comment, do not hesitate to share.
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