Altar of Tradition
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Altar of Tradition is a collection of ten short stories told in seamlessly woven prose. The stories explore themes of love, loss, sexual abuse and the shackles of tradition in the face of modernity. There is a story about a young girl whose life takes a traumatic turn after being the victim of sexual assault; another about a community forced out of their home on Christmas eve by a horde of blood- thirsty, gun- wielding assailants; and another about a widow who has to swear before an ancient shrine to prove her innocence in the death of her husband.
When her detractors start to fall ill shortly after, people begin to wonder, could it be the justice of the gods or something more sinister at work?
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About the author.
Lynda Rubi Binos grew up on tales of adventure, fantasy, history and culture. Her unflinching love for stories has propelled her into creating some of her own. Her works have appeared or are forthcoming in Ekonke, Thembari, FestiveMedia, Cambodia/Nigeria poetry, WSA-NG Anthology and elsewhere.
She has received a fellowship from Ebedi International Residency where she began working on this collection of short stories. Lynda is a graduate of English from Bingham University and Creative Writing from the University of Portsmouth. When she’s not writing, she is shaping up other people’s stories as Editor-in-chief at Ekonke.
| Author | Lynda Rubi Binos |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 978-9789926640 |
| Publisher | Paressia |
| Page | 86 |
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