Tony Simo Dzumgang Non-Member New

Bilingual essayist on diaspora, grief, fatherhood

Nonfiction

Tony Simo Dzumgang is a Cameroonian-Canadian writer living in Jersey City. Born in Cameroon and educated in France and at the University of Toronto, he spent his working life on trading floors in Paris, Toronto, Sydney, London and New York. He is writing a memoir in essays twice over, in English as Too Small to See the Road and in French as La Route invisible, translating each chapter himself between the two languages. His essay « Les Nuits » is forthcoming in Les Écrits, the journal of the Académie des lettres du Québec, and « Maman » is forthcoming in Lolwe.

Birthdate:

30 June