Grogue - From Sugar Cane to Glass

As a pied-noir (in the Maghreb countries, a name for the French large landowners) and son of an officer, the author spent a large part of his youth in Africa. From Algeria to Congo-Brazzaville, to the enclave of Cabinda, he and his family witnessed the events of the various national independences on the laterite tracks and paths (soils found in tropical areas)... Committed to the army, his passionate character quickly leads him to new horizons and varied encounters. From the West Indies to Guyana, from Brazil and other South American countries, his adventure journey continues on the islands of the Cape Verde archipelago ... and writing accompanies him as a scenario in the background.