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Silent Cry: Echoes of Young Zimbabwe Voices

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   Short stories
   Poetry

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9780797445062

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published: 2009

pages: 120

price: 10.00 euros

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Silent Cry: Echoes of Young Zimbabwe Voices

By amaBooks

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Silent Cry is a collection of short stories and poems from the British Council's Echoes of Young Voices project, creating a platform for young people to share their fears, dreams and literary talent. The book affords the young writers the opportunity to be understood and the voices in Silent Cry will touch you in the manner in which they interpret the reality surrounding them. Given a few more years, some of these young people will be among Zimbabwe's literary greats.

Ignatius Mabasa

Reading this book is like embarking on a tour. The stories take you to different places, opening windows and doors for you to get in and be part of the stories. Silent Cry is a lovely read

Raisedon Baya

The common theme of identity which runs, sometimes obtrusively, sometimes implicitly, through these poems by young people, and which incorporates secondary themes like racial tolerance, respect for tradition, unity in diversity, faith in doubt, love... will fill the willing reader with a sense of wonder, a tickling of the sixth sense, an awareness that what these poets say is worth saying.

John Eppel

keywords: African Literature, Zimbabwe

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