Ebook {Epub PDF} Walking Still by Charles Mungoshi

Walking still Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Share to Twitter. Share to Facebook. Share to Reddit. Walking still by Mungoshi, Charles, Publication date Topics Cultural Literacy and Humanities, Reading Level-Adult Publisher Harare, Zimbabwe: Baobab BooksUser Interaction Count:  · An Africa-centred critique of Walking Still a close analysis of ‘Of Lovers and Wives’. CHARLES MUNGOSHI is on record for blurring the siren on contemporary moral irregularities in Africa. He has done that in Waiting for the Rain where the voice of the Old Man against being slaves of tin-toys remains a nagging warning against the pursuit of artificial technology to the detriment of your destiny Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins.  · “Walking Still” () is a collection of short stories that capture the poignant nature of redundancy, pain, deceit, hypocrisy and expectation, at the personal, family, community and national.

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Walking Still-Charles Mungoshi Winner of the Commonwealth Writers Prize. Charles Mungoshi is one of Africa's foremost creative writers - both for adults and children - and a past winner of The Noma Award for Publishing in Africa. To demonstrate that literature is a criticism of life, Walking Still will be discussed. In Walking Still, Mungoshi foregrounds the socio-economic developments that have occurred in Zimbabwe since independence. One of the finest stories is the very first, ‘The Hare’. “Walking Still” () is a collection of short stories that capture the poignant nature of redundancy, pain, deceit, hypocrisy and expectation, at the personal, family, community and national.