Invincible Nubia: Adios Lampedusa!

Invincible Nubia is a novel about the indestructibility of the human person despite the destruction of the blacks and hostility towards them in Europe. A Norwegian flight ends up under sea but it is not a typical accident. Deep in the sea, a long and unusual conversation begins. There is a voice that leads two young men to discoveries. Is there any need for longing to be in Europe? What about the great desire to go to America? Why are these two continents now under the sea only as bright tiny specs? Is it possible? In the meantime, Iria is swinging from her hut to as high as Venus, Mars, Neptune and other planets and back. In between there is much wisdom to be reflected upon. Iria can see the Nile from above. Who has dammed the water and where is Nubia? Why then is Nubia invincible despite the life of the young man to whom this work is dedicated? The irony of Lampedusa's killings and a hostile Europe is still alive. The author will not relent in giving voice and an everlasting way for those who are hated for whom they are.

Benjamin Hermansen, a 15 year-old boy was assassinated because he was dark skinned. He was killed by a Nazi group that was called the Boot Boys in which Ole Nicolai K and Veronica Andreassen as well as John Erling were members.