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When I Was A Very Young Author, I Knew I Needed To Build Myself A Tower Outside Of Europe. Like When You're A Hunter, And Build Towers To Watch The Animals Move. I Knew I Would Never Understand The World Without That Perspective. I Came To Africa For That Rational Reason, Although I Love Mozambique Now.

Society Had Grown Cruel. People Who Felt They Were Unwanted Or Unwelcome In Their Own Country, Reacted With Aggression. There Was No Such Thing As Meaningless Violence. Every Violent Act Had A Meaning For The Person Who Committed It. Only When You Dared Accept This Truth Could You Hope To Turn Society In Another Direction.

Police Work Wouldn't Be Possible Without Coffee," Wallander Said. "no Work Would Be Possible Without Coffee." They Pondered The Importance Of Coffee In Silence.

I Am A Very Radical Person - As Radical Now As I Was When I Was Younger. So My Books All Have In Common My Search For Understanding Of The Terrible World We Are Living In And Ways To Change It.

I Came To Mozambique In 1986, When I First Became Involved With Teatro Avenida - A Theatre Company That Stages Plays Concerned With Political And Social Issues.