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Congolese Identity and The Burden of Silence: A Review of Where You Go, I Will Go by Christina Fonthes
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Congolese Identity and The Burden of Silence: A Review of Where You Go, I Will Go by Christina Fonthes
“Silence is not simply the absence of noise; it is a language. And, as with all languages, it has to be learnt” writes Christina Fonthes in her stunning debut novel, Where You Go, I Will Go (9). The novel grapples with this notion of silence as a language to be learned through a multigenerational narrative […]
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