ROCK 'N' DRAW

---[I*POW PUBLICATION]:<br>This is a 3rd April, 2025 preview-only copy release of an original literary fiction novel, ❝ROCK 'N' DRAW❞, from an I*POW resident writer and researcher of Ugandan origin; Joseph Willrich Lutalo C.M.R.W.<br><br>---[SYNOPSIS]:<br>“Those rocks you saw in Bitara, those were actual tombstones, drawn from all over the ancient kingdom, for a royal game played in the afterlife,” an embattled father tells his children; 3 beloved kids from Mubende District, that unknowingly spark off the climax of a modern mystery-ridden war in Uganda one day they'd gone to fetch firewood in a forest near their home, and who, after they get mysteriously dispersed, each undergo some thrilling unique experiences across the battle terrain, eventually meeting up post-war, in Kyotera, after the government had changed, almost two months later.<br><br>---[ABOUT AUTHOR]:<br>Joseph Willrich Lutalo Cwa Mukama Rwemera Weira is a Ugandan born author most active in the 21st Century. As of this moment, Joseph has penned and published 2 full-length novels as well as 3 novellas among other important known contributions to modern Literature. Of these works, it is worth noting that two of the novellas – also first formally made public via the Internet (https://t.me/wwwrite) were important works exclusively written in two languages native to Uganda; Luganda (Embaga Ku Rina Island) and Runyoro-Runyakitara (Ensi N’Amaguru). Apart from being the current Editor in Chief for I*POW – a role he fills purely voluntarily for the Internet Community, he is likewise its founder and a passionate mentor and supporter of many unpublished but promising young Internet-era writers around the world right now.<br><br>#literature #ipow #youngauthors #philosophers #global #litrevolution #internetcommunity #novel #rockndraw

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.28724129.v3
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Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies
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---[I*POW PUBLICATION]:<br>This is a 3rd April, 2025 preview-only copy release of an original literary fiction novel, ❝ROCK 'N' DRAW❞, from an I*POW resident writer and researcher of Ugandan origin; Joseph Willrich Lutalo C.M.R.W.<br><br>---[SYNOPSIS]:<br>“Those rocks you saw in Bitara, those were actual tombstones, drawn from all over the ancient kingdom, for a royal game played in the afterlife,” an embattled father tells his children; 3 beloved kids from Mubende District, that unknowingly spark off the climax of a modern mystery-ridden war in Uganda one day they'd gone to fetch firewood in a forest near their home, and who, after they get mysteriously dispersed, each undergo some thrilling unique experiences across the battle terrain, eventually meeting up post-war, in Kyotera, after the government had changed, almost two months later.<br><br>---[ABOUT AUTHOR]:<br>Joseph Willrich Lutalo Cwa Mukama Rwemera Weira is a Ugandan born author most active in the 21st Century. As of this moment, Joseph has penned and published 2 full-length novels as well as 3 novellas among other important known contributions to modern Literature. Of these works, it is worth noting that two of the novellas – also first formally made public via the Internet (https://t.me/wwwrite) were important works exclusively written in two languages native to Uganda; Luganda (Embaga Ku Rina Island) and Runyoro-Runyakitara (Ensi N’Amaguru). Apart from being the current Editor in Chief for I*POW – a role he fills purely voluntarily for the Internet Community, he is likewise its founder and a passionate mentor and supporter of many unpublished but promising young Internet-era writers around the world right now.<br><br>#literature #ipow #youngauthors #philosophers #global #litrevolution #internetcommunity #novel #rockndraw

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