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African Language Literatures in Translation

The Mad

Ignatius T. Mabasa

The Mad

African Language Literatures in Translation

The Mad

African Language Literatures in Translation: The Mad

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It is no surprise, then, that The Mad has been awarded the Zimbabwe Book Publishers Association Award and that The Times Literary Supplement has called The Mad “one of the most significant books to have come out of Africa.”

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It is no surprise, then, that The Mad has been awarded the Zimbabwe Book Publishers Association Award and that The Times Literary Supplement has called The Mad “one of the most significant books to have come out of Africa.”

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9780820376943
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African Language Literatures in Translation
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