A Tale Of Young Men

In a small ancient world where wanderers were the journalists in spreading information, the handsome young men from the land in the far East, known as the Eastern part of the world, grew famously. Their highly-regarded reputation was the major key to their exposure to the rest of the world. Jack, the stranger from the Northern part of the world, known primarily in the book as The Visitor, in search of fulfilling his fiancée’s quest, opened the gates of The East to the rest of the world.

TALES OF EASTERN PART OF THE WORLD is an enchanting story elaborated clearly and constructively with dynamic language and an intriguing plot that the reader will resonate with. It’s also the most entertaining and immersive read with a compelling cast of characters and a powerful fantasy element.

Gatwech Ruey Nyak is a Cairo University alumnus, one of Africa’s top and prestigious educational institutions. He was born and raised in Kuanylualthuan, NuerLand, South Sudan by then Sudan, when his country was at war with the Sudanese oppression regime of ex-president Omer El Bashir. Like any other Nuer person with a dream of becoming somebody, Gatwech struggled in his environment surrounded by all kinds of man-made disasters. He navigated his way from war tone country to Egypt through Ethiopia and Sudan, where he obtained his Bachelor's degree. With his mother infusing powerful wisdom in him at a young age, he was determined to become the man his mother envisioned and was also willing in any way possible to make his mother proud. In his senior year, he has written his first book in his dormitory room while doing his graduation project. Gatwech has written four books and published two.