The Resistance

Hemley Boum
Translated by Nchanji Njamnsi
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The Resistance

Hemley Boum
Translated by Nchanji Njamnsi
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340 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: Nov 20, 2026
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 340
  • Publisher: Two Lines Press
  • ISBN: 9781966192039
  • Dimensions: 5.0" W x 0.75" L x 8.0" H
Winner of Grand Prix d'Afrique noire 2015

“[A] new percussive voice of Cameroonian literature”—Le Point

Praise for Days Come and Go

"A must-read book for anyone interested in stories that center women within history."—Brittle Paper

"Though it records family scars, this is a novel about resilience. . . . Following as three generations work to leave their painful legacies behind for the sake of their progeny, Days Come and Go is a multigenerational story about lost innocence—and about perseverance.”—Foreword Reviews“

"One of the most powerful books I’ve read this year.” —Jennifer Martin, Tattered Cover Bookstore

Hemley Boum was born in Cameroon, where she studied anthropology before moving to Lille and completing further study in international business. Hemley has published four novels that have been translated into six languages. She was awarded the Prix Ahmadou-Kourouma in 2020 for her book Days Come and Go ; the Grand Prize for Black African Literature and CENE Littéraire Engaged Book Prize in 2016 for Maquisards (the Resistance) ; and the Ivorian Prize for Francophone Literature in 2013 for Si d'aimer . She lives in Paris. Nchanji Njamnsi is a translator from Cameroon who has been translating since 2012. He is passionate about the role literary translation should play in intercultural communication. He previously co-translated a short story featured in Your Feet Will Lead You Where Your Heart Is, a bilingual anthology published in 2020.

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