Drumming and Dancing to Doom

Follow the lively adventures of Tee-Te and Julius, childhood friends from Awunaga in Kumasi, Ghana, who are "cultural entertainment artists." The two take a trip to research the practice of voodoo at a fetish village in Benin, where one of the chief's fetish priest's thirteen wives falls in love with Tee-Te. High drama and escapades ensue as Tee-Te and Julius must escape before being sacrificed to the gods of the tribe. Upon returning home, the young men journey down a path of artistic endeavors and challenges, including an experience in England for Tee-Te that will change his life forever. Uniquely rich with culture and story, Drumming and Dancing to Doom is an exciting and poignant reading experience. Paul de Kanff grew up in Ghana and now lives in London with his wife and family. He is a retired Royal Mail Letters Manager. He was motivated to write Drumming and Dancing to Doom by the arrival of cultural groups from South and West African to England in the 1970s. Paul's education includes: Speech and Drama, London Guildhall School of Music and Drama; Acting, City Literary Institute, London; BA (Hons) in Social Science, Polytechnic of Central London, (1986); Masters in Manpower Studies, University of Central London, (1992). Thanks to Royal Mail London South West Mechanised Office, which made it possible for Paul to undertake his BA course and paid more than half of his fees. Paul is currently writing his next novel. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/PaulDeKanff/