Kator Hule-Ingya

Churchmen's Graveyards Kator Hule-Ingya

Eruditely captured in everyday English Language, Churchmen's Graveyard is a heart-rending story about the wages of violence, the burden of guilt and the redemptive power of self-forgiveness. It is a captivating coming-of-age narrative of a young man's desires to gain Western Education in the face of limitations, primarily poverty and lack of mentorship. Aondoakaa, a young undergraduate is planted between difficult choices and soon lured to accept membership pf a cult group. This action soon has harrowing consequences on him, his family and friends. Tinged with both sadness and humour, Aondoakaa's gruesome experiences with the merciless tyranny of his initiators left a vanquished collection in his memory, although in the end he survives and emerges as the bes graduating student in his department.