Celebrating the literature and legacy of Dambudzo Marechera namibian.com.na/the-literatu…
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A walk in the morning, as I thought about the Russian Fydor Dostoevsky, who in strange ways reminds me today of the Zimbabwean Dambuzo Marechera. Through their writerly rebellion, spitting truth at power, I see myself in their subversive characters in more ways than I can tell!
Dambudzo Marechera, «l’enfant terrible» de la littérature zimbabwéenne
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What are you clowns on? teapawt.org/doulbedoink/status/208…
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How can you 'observe' a stone that's about to strike you?
- Dambudzo Marechera
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“Points of principles cannot be given up simply because one has got to eat”—Dambudzo Marechera.
Austin Kaluba writes to Samantha again memorychirere.blogspot.com/2…
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These are the people that deserve roads like Enterprise Road being renamed after them not mbavha. If I had the power, I would rename it Dambudzo Marechera Road to solve there error once and for all.
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If only I could be half the writer Dambudzo Marechera was. I would have reached the pinnacle.
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.@brookespoetry has teamed up with @TORCHOxford to tell the story of how Dambudzo Marechera rose from being a tent-dwelling uni reject to an internationally acclaimed author. Check out bit.ly/disruptiveshow @ArtsatOFS
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[LeCTuRe] La maison de la faim - Dambudzo Marechera
"C’est un livre coup de poings que nous proposent les éditions Zoé autour de l’histoire pleine de fureur d’un jeune homme au cœur du Zimbabwe avant l’indépendance. "
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Just failed to Google this poem using the phrase "pellucid cameos", so for ease of me finding this in the future, this is a poem about the Brixton Riots by the Zimbabwean-born poet and (iirc) participant in the riot, Dambudzo Marechera
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Dambudzo Marechera camped at Port Meadow, and there wrote his critically acclaimed book The House of Hunger.
Junior Research Fellow @tinsmush has curated a display on this 20th Century Zimbabwean writer. It combines Bodleian items and items from Dr Mushakavanhu's own collection!
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Beautiful review of my novella Shards by Memory Chirere, a Zimbabwean literary great. He writes that my writing "carries close and vigorous...echoes of (famed Zimbabwean writer) Dambudzo Marechera" and he also delves into various parts of the story.
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Decent to see a fresh face on the wall at new college. Dambudzo Marechera. A rule breaker who needed to be one. @ninamaefowler great picture

































