
by Roy Lewis · Versal · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788478760541

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Set in a region of central Africa towards the end of the Pleistocene, 'Why Did I Eat My Father?' is a chronicle of the struggle for survival of a horde of monkey men and their efforts to improve their living conditions. Under the leadership of Edward, the patriarch obsessed with evolution, the horde adapts to changes such as fire and hunting tools. However, Uncle Vania opposes progress, defending a more natural life. Despite initial success, Ernest, Edward's son, questions whether his father's decisions threaten the horde.

