The new face of the African literature, . When the earth was made, Africa was blessed with the Euphrates, Pishon and Gihon, the sweet waters of the Nile, the Kilimanjaros with their Rhinos, the islands and their turtles, the planes and their gems. Not only did God satisfy Africa with the harmonious songs of the birds around the Ankobra River. The creator needed someone to write and to tell the stories of Africa, but then came a great silence, nobody said a thing, and the great good God of creation recognized the humility of his servant, from the crest and the deep mountains of Africa, crossing the central to the West, there He called the Shepherd born in Ghana to witness the beautiful creation spread across the African mountains, and the green slopes filed with magnificent cities with their beautiful cultures. To tell the African part of the story, Mother Nature saw it wise to collaborate with the Shepherd by providing him the access to her children, and thenceforth David Shepherd took his pen and paper, the new face of the African literature was born, hence, “ David Shepherd writers not for the money, for the fame or for the girls, not for the nomination or for the Nobel prize or the Orange, but simply because he enjoys seeing his Africans educated and happy”. There are many stories on the planet, told by many who were there and were not there, the likes of Ama Ata Aidoo, Efua Sutherland, Homer, Shakespeare, Cervantes, Dickens, Anderson, Ayi Kwei Armah, Chinua Achebe and the more to million listeners and readers, who were there and were not there. Today our planet is hungry and thirsty yearning for something good and sweet, but Shepherd can not sit any longer to see the lonely planet starved, sitting by the fire side cracking through the memories of an immigrant, into the African diverse culture, peoples and places came to mind, and paper was given, hand picked pen, and pen wrote from memories, Padmore library brought the ISBN, Divine Publications printed the pages and the Shepherd presented to our planet The Daughter Of Eve, the new face of the African literature. Citizens of the Earth, the sweetness is in the reading!!! Tentonte tentonte.
