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Short Writings from Bulawayo III

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   Short stories
   Poetry
   Culture

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9780797445000

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published: 2006

pages: 156

price: 10.00 euros

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Short Writings from Bulawayo III

By Morris Jane (ed.)

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Here, the realities of society are captured in motion, as they happen, with the socio-economic hardships in Zimbabwe today continuing to offer a fertile template for literary works. The short stories and poetry collected here are a reflection of the diversity of cultures, races and generations from which Zimbabwean writers come.

Phillip Chidavaenzi, Sunday Mirror

Short Writings from Bulawayo is an important series, one that shows that despite all the terrible things happening in Zimbabwe, writers and writing, and, perhaps just maybe in a larger sense, hope, is still alive. Whether one reads all or just some of the material collected for us here, the opportunity to identify with and feel for the people of this devastated land will be the end result. This is an important work to add to contemporary African literature collections.

The African Book Publishing Record

keywords: African Literature, Zimbabwe

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