In “Capricioso,” Abraham’s resolve weakens as he encounters the degraded Africa of the cities, but is strengthened by Christy’s aggressive Western behavior. He manages to tell Christy without hurting her too much, they sing a final duet at a Music Society concert, and he leaves for home. In Karonga, he and his family have a joyous reunion ending in an equally joyous sexual union with his wife.
South Africa, one of his favorite places, inspires the beginning of his writings. Read or listen to his words and find the delicate intricacies of how he lives and what he has to say. More importantly, immerse yourself in worlds of delight that will make your heart beat fast and allow your imagination to soar.View all by Auther Abel
