Synopsis. This is a stunning collection of Marechera's last writings, evoking city life with its many disparate facets - from the glittering fashion shops in First Street Mall to the tramps in the alleys, and in Marechera's only known piece in Shona, "The Servants' Ball." What at first sight seems peaceful and harmless, is suddenly disrupted by flashes of madness for, in Marechera's universe, everyday life is . The Black Insider - Dambudzo Marechera - The Black Inside develops the preoccupations of his award-winning House of Hunger by exploring, in his devastatingly honest way, the predicaments of exile and the black identity, and examining the realities of living under the threat of the Bomb."--BOOK JACKET. Scrapiron Blues - Dambudzo Marechera. dambudzo marechera as shamanistic 'doppelganger': his shamanistic sensibility in his life and works marechera:scrapiron blues: transgressively crossing political boundariesEstimated Reading Time: 12 mins.
In Dambudzo Marechera's second experimental novel, he parodies African nationalist and racial identifications as part of an argument that notions of an 'essential African identity' were often invoked to authorize a number of totalitarian regimes across Africa. Find many great new used options and get the best deals for Scrapiron Blues - Dambudzo Marechera (Baobab Books) Reprinted Version at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Scrapiron Blues-Dambudzo Marechera The Black Insider-Dambudzo Marechera The Black Inside develops the preoccupations of his award-winning House of Hunger by exploring, in his devastatingly honest way, the predicaments of exile and the black identity, and examining the realities of living under the threat of the Bomb."--BOOK JACKET.
SCRAPIRON BLUES By Dambudzo Marechera. Email to friends Share on Facebook - opens in a new window or tab Share on Twitter - opens in a new window or tab Share on Pinterest - opens in a new window or tab. Scrapiron Blues by Dambudzo Marechera, , available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide. Scrapiron Blues. This is a stunning collection of Marechera's last writings, evoking city life with its many disparate facets - from the glittering fashion shops in First Street Mall to the tramps in the alleys, and in Marechera's only known piece in Shona, "The Servants' Ball." What at first sight seems peaceful and harmless, is suddenly disrupted by flashes of madness for, in Marechera's.
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