Jeffery Deal: My friends Rose and Paul's children jumping rope in Akot, South Sudan

Jeffery Deal. Author of The Mark, A Land At the Center of the World, Time Drive, Toccoa, and Torture by Cieng.

Books by Jeffery Deal

The Mark: A Novel of Dinka in the Time of War, available on Amzaon on Kindle or Paperback.
The Second Coming
Toccoa: Secrets of a Small Town

Saturday, January 25, 2014

My friends Rose and Paul's children jumping rope in Akot, South Sudan

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The Mark is now available on paperback. Jeffery Deal http://www.amazon.com/Mark-Novel-Dinka-Time-War/dp/149521155X/ref=la_B00HB9TZRW_1...
Review of the novel, The Mark: A Novel of Dinka in the Time of War.

" The Mark is a harrowing and beautiful story of a young man in the Sudan, a Dinka tribesman set in the midst of unimaginable turmoil...
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Interview on the myth related to the origins of the Dinka Agaar. Recorded and transcribed in December, 2006

. It was like this, our clan was originated from Rumbek. They were the people who were inhabitants of Rumbek and they were called “T...
Torture by Cieng. This is a VERY important article to help understand a very basic cultural distinctive of the Dinka Agaar of South Sudan.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10NLP1KQCWwa0MmudcNIuNjFCLDICngKU1O5r7xkubsc/edit?usp=sharing
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Akot War Notes 1978 a group of Atuot girls were attacked in the woods and had their ears cut off. This triggered a retaliatory strike ...