Harare Voices and Beyond by Chatora, Andrew

Harare Voices and Beyond (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781637461976)

Vendor: Andrew Chatora
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Format: Hardcover
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Harare Voices and Beyond by Chatora, Andrew

Harare Voices and Beyond

$32.99
Harare Voices and Beyond by Chatora, Andrew

Harare Voices and Beyond

$32.99
Format: Hardcover
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_x001C_ Harare Voices and Beyond takes us on a journey through the dark recesses of the human psyche._x001D_

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A drunken confession exposes a dark family secret. Rhys appears to have it all. A white Zimbabwean living in affluent Borrowdale Brooke area he gets involved in a freak traffic accident. Therein unfolds a confession which unleashes a cathartic chain of events in the family_x0019_ s hitherto well-choreographed life, a family whose lived experience becomes microcosmic and an eye opener to Zimbabwe_x0019_ s seemingly closed, forgotten, white minority community. Through offering a rare insight into lives of the white community in post-independence Zimbabwe, Harare Voices and Beyond explores the dynamics of love, money, family feuds, identity politics, false philanthropy, and respectability inter-alia. Two families_x0019_ lives are inexorably linked in this fast-paced narrative which not only traverses multiple locations, but also juxtaposes the seedy underbelly of Harare with the leafy northern suburbs, and little-known Marina Thompson from UK Durham University all appear linked in a drama-infused finale that will shock and numb the reader.




Author: Andrew Chatora
ISBN-10: 1637461976
ISBN-13: 9781637461976
Publisher: Kharis Publishing
Language: English
Published: 02/27/2023
Pages: 240
Format: Hardcover
Weight: 1.08lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.56d
By Andrew Chatora
By Andrew Chatora
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Andrew Chatora is a Zimbabwean novelist, essayist and short-story writer based in Bicester, England. He grew up in Mutare, Zimbabwe, and moved to England in 2002. His debut novella, Diaspora Dreams (2021), was approvingly received and nominated for the National Arts Merit Awards (2022). His second book, Where the Heart Is, was published in the same year to considerable acclaim. Chatora_x0019_ s forthcoming book, Born Here, But Not in My Name, is a brave, humorous and psychologically penetrating portrait of post-Brexit Britain. Chatora is noted for his acerbic and honest depiction of the migrant experience. Heavily influenced by his own experience as a black English teacher in the United Kingdom, Chatora probes multi-cultural relationships, identity politics, blackness, migration, citizenship and nationhood.

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