I talk about African Psycho by Alain Mabanckou, a novel of questionable morals and unquestionable okay-ness. 

African Psycho is a mystery/coming-of-age/chudcore novel about Greg, a wimpy kinda guy straight outta the Congo-Brazzaville slums and with intentions that make those slums look like a nice place to live.  Is this depiction of sub-Saharan African life accurate? And how does it compare to American Psycho?  

Host: L.A. Labuschagne - violent South African, author of: SHAMAN: marching dusk & SOCIOPATH: primadonna girl 

Co-host: Polisieman Koffie  

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Thanks to D. Olivier for audio editing.

This is the first episode on the new podcast channel. It is the 9th episode overall. 

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