“Pa had brought out our entire stock of beer. Simon, Roger and I had the job of serving. We ran to and fro between the kitchen, the living room and the porch. Our h-fi pumped out old Makossa hits: our parents’ favorites. A few women neighbors of their generation, also wearing kaba ngondos, had begun shimmying in the empty space at the center of the room. They looked like they were showing off: you can’t dance the Makossa without showing off.” BrothersWest AfricaCameroonCameroonian AuthorCameroon AuthorQueer Stories Book:A Long Way from Douala Source: A Long Way from Douala
“Most of all I want to say to him: "You know, my very own Roger Milla, I love you so-so much." Exactly that, spoken like that, calmy, clearly, in such a way that he won't doubt my sincerity. But I say nothing. It's not done, that kind of declaration between brothers. At least not like that.” BrothersRoad TripWest AfricaCameroonCameroonian Author Book:A Long Way from Douala Source: A Long Way from Douala