2010 Feuchtwanger Fellow Christopher Mlalazi from Zimbabwe
fellow Zimbabwean writer and editor Emmanuel Sigauke
and Judicanti Responsura 7PM on Saturday, July 31, 2010 at Eso Won Bookstore 4331 Degnan Boulevard, Los Angeles 90008
(323-290-1048) west of Leimert Boulevard, east of Crenshaw Boulevard south of West 43rd Street & north of Leimert Plaza Park on West 43rd Place.
Villa Aurora’s 2010 Feuchtwanger Fellow, Zimbabwean writer Christopher Mlalazi’s two
books,
Dancing with Life, a collection of short stories,
Many Rivers, a novel
and his latest play Election Day,
deal with the social and political
disintegration of
his native Zimbabwe.
Emmanuel Sigauke grew up in Zimbabwe where he studied English, Shona, and Linguistics.
He teaches composition, literature and creative writing at Cosumnes River College in Sacramento.
JUDICANTI RESPONSURA
is Joseph Mitchell-percussion and instruments made from animal parts,
William Roper-bass brass horns and instruments made from animal parts.
Eso Won
(African for “water over rocks”) is a living proverb as it
provides fluid, safe, stirring opportunities that flow to a reservoir
of knowledge for both the African and African American experience as
well as any other topic you may wish to find.
books, Dancing with Life, a collection of short stories,
Emmanuel Sigauke grew up in Zimbabwe where he studied English, Shona, and Linguistics.
JUDICANTI RESPONSURA
Eso Won (African for “water over rocks”) is a living proverb as it provides fluid, safe, stirring opportunities that flow to a reservoir of knowledge for both the African and African American experience as well as any other topic you may wish to find.