"Ta O'Reva": An African Sci-fi Thiller Story by Muthi Nhlema

If a picture is worth a thousand words, this awesome trailer for a free (for now) short story must be worth many times it's weight in font:


Support Malawi's Muthi Nhlema by downloading his exciting science fiction e-book, TA O'REVA, about the return of Nelson Mandela to a future South Africa destroyed by xenophobia. You don't have to go through Whatsapp, just go straight to this link https://freeditorial.com/en/books/ta-o-reva and click where you see PDF to start the download. He has 4 days left from the time of this post to win the competition. The more downloads the better, so spread the word!

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