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Seventh Street Alchemy: A Selection of Writings from the Caine Prize for African Writing 2004
Chikwava, Brian,Baingana, Doreen,Kantai, Parselelo,de Nyeko, Monica Arac
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Paperback. Condition: New. "Seventh Street Alchemy" by Brian Chikwava is the winner of the 2004 Caine Prize! This is the fifth anthology of Caine Prize shortlisted stories, and the third to include the proceedings of a Caine Prize African Writers' Workshop. Out of the twelve countries represented on the five short lists to date,… three have been North African, three East African, three West African and three from southern Africa. So the prize has a truly pan-African reach. It is widely referred to now as 'the African Booker' and 'Africa's leading literary award' - in Africa, in the UK and increasingly in the US. The impact on the writers' lives has been dramatic. The first two winners, Leila Aboulela and Helon Habila, have both had outstanding success with their work since Habila won a Commonwealth prize for his first novel in 2002 and his second novel is with the publishers. Leila Aboulela's second novel, "Minaret", has just been published by Bloomsbury. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (Caine Prize shortlist 2002) was on the Orange Prize shortlist for her first novel, "Purple Hibiscus", published by Harper, and it won the Commonwealth First Book Prize in 2005.Hassounah Mosbahi's story, "The Tortoise", which was shortlisted in 2001, appears in an excellent collection of stories from North Africa, Sardines and Oranges, published this year by Banipal. And Doreen Baingana, shortlisted in 2004, was given a Writers' Programme Award for her collection, "Tropical Fish - Stories from Entebbe", published this year by Massachusetts University Press. The 2004 Caine Prize winner is the Zimbabwean writer, Brian Chikwava. Also on the shortlist, with Doreen Baingana, were Monica Arac de Nyeko, also from Uganda, Parselelo Kantai from Kenya and Chika Unigwe from Nigeria. Their stories appear in this volume. Except for Kantai, who was busy on a Reuters' fellowship at Oxford University, they participated in this year's Caine Prize Writers' workshop, as did Charles Mungoshi (Zimbabwe) and Jackee Batanda (Uganda), who were both highly commended by the 2004 Prize judges.
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Seventh Street Alchemy: A Selection of Works from the Caine Prize for African Writing
Brian Chikwava/ Monica Arac de Nyeko/ Doreen Baingana/ Parselelo Kantai
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Seventh Street Alchemy: A Selection of Writings from the Caine Prize for African Writing 2004 (Caine Prize for African Writing series)
Chikwava, Brian; de Nyeko, Monica Arac; Baingana, Doreen; Kantai, Parselelo; Elam, Nick [Foreword]
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Seventh Street Alchemy: A Selection of Writings from the Caine Prize for African Writing 2004 (Caine Prize for African Writing series)
Chikwava, Brian; de Nyeko, Monica Arac; Baingana, Doreen; Kantai, Parselelo; Elam, Nick [Foreword]
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Seventh Street Alchemy: A Selection of Writings from the Caine Prize for African Writing 2004
Chikwava, Brian; de Nyeko, Monica Arac; Baingana, Doreen; Kantai, Parselelo et al
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Soft cover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 228 pages (complete). In general good friendly condition. The cover is tight and pleasant. There is mild user wear about the edges and corners. The papertrims have user and shelving marks. Inside, the pages are clear, bright, comfortable and eager. fk. Our orders are shipped u…sing tracked courier delivery services.
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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The 2004 winner of the Caine Prize for African Writing, Brian Chikwava's 'Seventh Street Alchemy' is featured alongside shortlisted stories from 2004, compositions from the Caine Prize's March 2005 Workshop for African Writers, and Charles Mungoshi's previously unpublished 'Letter from a Friend' i…n this inspired collection of work from some of Africa's most promising young and new writers.
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Paperback. Condition: New. "Seventh Street Alchemy" by Brian Chikwava is the winner of the 2004 Caine Prize! This is the fifth anthology of Caine Prize shortlisted stories, and the third to include the proceedings of a Caine Prize African Writers' Workshop. Out of the twelve countries represented on the five short lists to date,… three have been North African, three East African, three West African and three from southern Africa. So the prize has a truly pan-African reach. It is widely referred to now as 'the African Booker' and 'Africa's leading literary award' - in Africa, in the UK and increasingly in the US. The impact on the writers' lives has been dramatic. The first two winners, Leila Aboulela and Helon Habila, have both had outstanding success with their work since Habila won a Commonwealth prize for his first novel in 2002 and his second novel is with the publishers. Leila Aboulela's second novel, "Minaret", has just been published by Bloomsbury. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (Caine Prize shortlist 2002) was on the Orange Prize shortlist for her first novel, "Purple Hibiscus", published by Harper, and it won the Commonwealth First Book Prize in 2005.Hassounah Mosbahi's story, "The Tortoise", which was shortlisted in 2001, appears in an excellent collection of stories from North Africa, Sardines and Oranges, published this year by Banipal. And Doreen Baingana, shortlisted in 2004, was given a Writers' Programme Award for her collection, "Tropical Fish - Stories from Entebbe", published this year by Massachusetts University Press. The 2004 Caine Prize winner is the Zimbabwean writer, Brian Chikwava. Also on the shortlist, with Doreen Baingana, were Monica Arac de Nyeko, also from Uganda, Parselelo Kantai from Kenya and Chika Unigwe from Nigeria. Their stories appear in this volume. Except for Kantai, who was busy on a Reuters' fellowship at Oxford University, they participated in this year's Caine Prize Writers' workshop, as did Charles Mungoshi (Zimbabwe) and Jackee Batanda (Uganda), who were both highly commended by the 2004 Prize judges.
