Interviews with Zimbabwean Writers

Posted by Leicester Review of Books on March 14, 2009 · Leave a Comment 

Since 2005, Conversations with Writers has been running a series of ongoing interviews with writers from all over the world.

So far, there are 14 Zimbabwean writers among those who have taken part in the interviews.

• Masimba Musodza, screenwriter and author;
• Petina Gappah, lawyer and author;
• Zvisinei Sandi, writer, academic and civil rights activist;
• Ivor W. Hartmann, author and editor-in-chief of StoryTime;
• Sarudzayi Barnes, author of The Endless Trail;
• Gary Albyn, author of Manzovo: Place of the Elephants;
• Zukiswa Wanner, author of Behind Every Successful Man;
• [Blog Review] Doris Lessing, Nobel Prize Laureate;
• Group Captain Peter Petter-Bowyer, author of Winds of Destruction;
• Valerie Tagwira, author of  The Uncertainty of Hope;  
• Rory Kilalea, author of The Arabian Princess & Other Stories;
• Ruzvidzo Stanley Mupfudza, author and journalist;  
• John Eppel, author of Hatchings;
• Christopher Mlalazi, author of Dancing with Life: Tales from the Township;
• Lilian Masitera, author of Militant Shadow.

Updated June 20, 2009.

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