- 181 pages
- English
- PDF
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About This Book
Weaving stories has been primarily women's domain since timeimmemorial. When women write, they speak from their hearts; emotion flows and carries the readers with the powerful currents. Women directly bear the brunt of family life fall outs, be it oppressive family and social rules and confinement or physical abuse when they don't comply and submit. Even if they remain silent, submissive, their very existence makes them get intimidated. This volume, Writing Woman Anthology: Personal Essays and Short Stories, Volume 3, hasexceptional stories from 13 African and Asian writers that brings together the diverse themes that humans struggle with in order to reconcile with emotions and conditions, which are depicted with realistic verve. Each story has a compelling narration of women's pain and suffering.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- TItle page
- Copyright page
- About Editors
- Contents
- Contributorâs Bio Notes
- Introduction
- Endlessly Alone - Abigail George
- ROBERT KADENGU- The Devilâs Beloved - Lynette Tinomutenda Simango
- HOW I SUCCEEDED IN BRINGING EDUCATION TO WOMEN IN MY LARGER COMMUNITY - Benson Okenwa Ndaji
- Home - Letlhogonolo I Riba
- Odunâdabe - Rukayat N. Banjo
- Chizi wa mtaa! (Mad woman of the hood) - Tabitha Munyoki
- Cracked skin and plain rice - Malebo Makhalangaka Mokoto
- The Goat - Lauri Kubuitsile
- The healerâs tonic - Vanessa Nakayange
- A Special Breed - Omorodion Martina
- The SuperNaturals - Esnala Banda
- THE LIST - Tendai Rinos Mwanaka
- Diary of a Poet - Abigail George
- The Mermaid - Mona Lisa Jena
- Mmap Multi-disciplinary Series
- Back cover