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Theœ yellow tea cup / John Gambanga.

Van Pelt Library PR9390.9.G36 Y45 2020
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Gambanga, John N. (John Norman), 1954- author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Zimbabwe--Social life and customs--Fiction.
Zimbabwe.
Short stories, Zimbabwean (English)--21st century.
Short stories, Zimbabwean (English).
Zimbabwean fiction (English)--21st century.
Zimbabwean fiction (English).
Genre:
Short stories.
Physical Description:
117 pages ; 21 cm
Other Title:
Yellow teacup
Place of Publication:
Norton, Zimbabwe : Essentialbooks Publishing, 2020,
Summary:
"The Yellow Teacup is a collection of fourteen vivid stories that capture the trials and tribulations of ordinary people just before and after Zimbabwe's independence. Written in simple language, the stories tackle important political, economic and social issues that have a direct bearing on their lives. The land hunger, racism, street kids, prostitution, the government's reviled urban clean-up that left thousands homeless and the effect of the RENAMO war on Zimbabwe are the themes which the author, John Gambanga, a veteran writer and award-winning journalist weaves to create readable and amazingly credible and fascinating stories."--Back cover
Contents:
The yellow tea cup
Strange feelings
The nasty game
Journey by night
Orphaned before birth
The smiling pastor
The return of the graduate
I will stay
Tamuka
The eviction
A visit to the witchdoctor
When Millie died
One night in the Kopje area
Christmas on the farm
Glossary of Shona words used inthe stories.
ISBN:
9781779299017
177929901X
9781779299031
1779299036
OCLC:
1389829022

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