The Return to Gibraltar

by Ken Sibanda

Overview

Overview The Return To Gibraltar The law is life, and with that HORACE BATES begins a journey into a world of science and politics. Horace, a law student at Harvard, is soon at the center of a "PROGRAM" designed to enable time sequence ----- time travel. In this rush for new science there are men like the mysterious DEMETRI IVANOVICH, who - appears to have melted from the Russian cold war and right into the slash suburbs of America. Men like TIMMY, the Texan, - eager and ready for the next frontier. HORACE must ultimately contend with who he is and what time-change does for the human heart. KEN SIBANDA Also the author of The Songs of Soweto: Poems from a Post Apartheid South Africa (Africa World Press), writing in his first novel, has penned a modern tale of origins and development, a bildungsroman, about HORACE BATES and how he became a man and of the consequences of modern science. FROM THE PUBLISHER In his first book since the publication of the Songs of Soweto ten years ago, Ken Sibanda's The Return to Gibraltar is a powerful epitaph to the invention of culture at Babel. PRAISE FOR THE SONGS OF SOWETO The Songs of Soweto enters the South African political dialogue with enough edge to swing the faces of old foes apart and demand to know- - when do we meet in truth? James Burger

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780615438979
Publisher:	Proteus Books
Publication date:	08/15/2011
Edition description:	Firsttion ed.
Pages:	318
Product dimensions:	5.90(w) x 8.80(h) x 1.00(d)
Age Range:	17 Years

About the Author

Ken Sibanda is an American Constitutional and human rights lawyer. Born in Qunu, Eastern Cape South Africa. A pioneer in hard-core science-fiction with the publication of, "The Return to Gibraltar" in 2011.

Sibanda graduated from the University of London (LL.B), (with honors) and holds a double Masters, in Litigation, from the nationally ranked Temple Beasley School of Law in Philadelphia; and California Western School of law.

He has written for numerous publications including The Jerusalem Post (a regular contributor) and New York Amsterdam News. In South Africa, he has written for City Press, The Sunday Independent, News24, SA Breaking News, The Sunday Independent and The Star.

Sibanda is a frequent speaker on the Rule of Law, International law and Human Rights. Known affectionately as Tecumseh: for his accomplishments in literature and law.