by A.F. Robertson, thanks to Michael Kevane's recommendation. I am only a couple chapters in, but am thoroughly enjoying Robertson's day-to-day account as a young anthropologist during his first experience of field work and a newcomer in two newly-settled villages in Uganda.
Next on my list of things to read is the latest collection of essays by Chinua Achebe in the book, "The Education of a British Protected Child." Chris Blattman highlighted some of his favorite selections from the collection on his blog here.



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