Great African Reads discussion

It's good to see from this group that some Peace Corps volunteers have written about their experiences. I spent two years in Sudan with VSO, the British equivalent. I meant to write a book about it but spent many more years on the road; however, it got written in the end! Here is the blurb:

In 1987 Mike Robbins, a 30-year-old London journalist, decided on a change of lifestyle and signed up for two years as an overseas volunteer. Some weeks later he found himself standing with his luggage in the middle of a featureless baked-earth plain in Eastern Sudan. It was over 100 deg F in the shade. And there was no shade. This is Robbins's account of the two years that followed, working with the Sudan Government in the last months of a failed democratic experiment, as the country coped with hundreds of thousands of refugees in the aftermath of the 1980s famine. But it is also a personal account of life as a development volunteer in a surprising, sometimes inspiring, country.

If anyone would like to review it, I can supply an EPUB or MOBI (or if you are an ebook refusenik, you might persuade me to send a paperback).

Hi Mike,
I'm way late to this post but am interested in discussing with you the possibility of reviewing your book. Please DM me.
Thanks,
Tim