Powerful stories of Zimbabweans moving on from the past, loss, and long-held beliefs.Moving Ongathers twenty of Zimbabwes finest storytellers, exploring themes of resilience and change. Characters grapple with the chains of the past, the loss of loved ones, and the search for a brighter future.
Meet the father who uses democracy to name his dog, the villager seeking protection from witchcraft, and a young man fleeing with a stolen . These stories offer a glimpse into Zimbabwean life, exploring social issues, cultural identity, and the enduring human spirit. For readers of African literature and those seeking authentic voices from Zimbabwe.
Jane Morris is from Ebbw Vale and is the editor and co-director of the small independent publisher, amaBooks, which is based in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.
There is an under-representation of African fiction, especially African short stories, in English language literature. This book brings fascinating stories from voices that are not heard in the mainstream very often.
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