Nervous Conditions
Tsitsi Dangarembga · 1988
Because you liked Our Sister Killjoy: also colonialism, womanhood, literary fiction.
Our Sister Killjoy
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A young Ghanaian woman's time in Europe, in prose and verse.
AfricanLiterary fictionPoetryIdentityColonialismWomanhood
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