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E-Lango is an online social enterprise of freelancers in different locations around the world.

The world is overflowing with technology, so the personal interaction with our clients and our suppliers is more important than ever. Keeping in close touch about the project, offering a fair price, fair deadline, and fair payment terms – these are our gold standards.

And because we all agree that assisting others is non-negotiable, a large percentage of our profits is donated to sustainable projects around the world.

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Current Projects

E-Lango assists individuals and publishers to proofread,
edit copy, and prepare for self-publication if required.

African Dreamtime

Magdalene Sacranie

From Sudan to Cameroon, this collection of stories gathers together folk tales from many different African traditions.

Between Apes & Daemons

Bogdan Groza

About philosophers, biology,  history and about love, suffering and laughter, beliefs and ultimately, free will.

Applied Human Rights

Bart Wernaart

A comprehensive textbook in which the idea of human rights is not exclusively explored as a legal concept.

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Current Projects

E-Lango assists individuals and publishers to proofread, edit copy, and prepare for self-publication if required.

Tales from African Dreamtime

Retold by Magdalene Sacranie

Magdalene Sacranie

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African Dreamtime

Tales retold by Magdalene Sacranie

Welcome to the magical world of African Dreamtime. Discover how Man lost his tail, how Tortoise got his shell, and meet an array of colourful characters, from Little Bush Pig to Wicked Leopardess. Gather in, draw closer, and open your heart to the wisdom of these ancient stories.

 

Magdalene Sacranie first visited Malawi as a physiotherapist with VSO in 1969. There she met her husband, and became captivated by the warmth of the people and their rich cultural heritage. In 2005 she started fundraising for the Children’s Fund of Malawi. In buying this book, you will help build a better future for a child.


“Too often, the picture that we get of African countries is a bleak one, and we see little of the joy and humour which is so immediately and strikingly evident to any visitor to that part of the world.” — Alexander McCall Smith.

 

From the wild plains of Sudan to a village in Cameroon, this collection of stories gathers together folk tales from many different African traditions. Over forty stories are narrated in a lively, conversational style and accompanied by vibrant colour illustrations. Discover how man lost his tail, puzzle over riddles, and meet a variety of animals from the lazy rabbit to the wicked leopard. These magical tales are ideal read-aloud bedtime stories for children aged 7 and up, or for older ones to read to themselves.

 

Illustrated by Sarah Bramley,  an artist working and living in Edinburgh 

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