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Dertogada(ዴርቶጋዳ) is a novel written by Ethiopian author Yismake Worku. The book has three sequels: Dertogada, Ramatohara and Xantoxara. Xantoxara was released in 2012.
Dertogada (We Never Hesitate) has thirty chapters within 272 pages. The book contains a poem of Lauriat Tsegaye Gabre-MedhinThe passion of Peter.
Dertogada was first published in Ethiopia’s national language, Amharic in 2009 by a young person called Yismake Worku, 22 years old at the time of publication. The main characters are Shagiz Ejigu (Kitaw the real world Ethiopian scientist), Miraje, Zipporah, Meroda and Gera.
Yismake integrated local stories with international flavours making it a book suitable for readers of the globalised world. Apparently, it is now translated into English by Zelalem Nigussie making it available for international readership.
The story begins with a flashback. Amazingly constructed with arithmetic poem around Laurite Tsegaye Gebremedhin’s famous poem called the P
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- Dertogada was first published in Ethiopia’s national language, Amharic in by a young person called Yismake Worku, 22 years old at the time of publication.
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Dertogada was first published in Ethiopia’s national language, Amharic in 2009 by a young person called Yismake Worku, 22 years old at the time of publication. | |
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