"Our very actuality, can be traced to a mistake. Mistakes, mutations, adaptations. These form the very backbone of our existence." -Earth Rise (the unpublished novel)
Omale Allen Abdul-jabbar u seem an interesting fellow, whats up? how you doing today?
By Khanyile Mlotshwa in The Sunday News (Bulawayo 25/10/2009). TWO of Bulawayo’s literary voices are set to roar in London in a short story anthology to be published in January next year. ...
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Source: ivorhartmann.blogspot.com
It was my privilege to be invited to participate in the literary section of this years Intwasa Arts Festival in KoBulawayo.The theme for this, the 5th year of the festival, was "Uni5ying" coined by my friend, author and organiser of the lit section Chris Mlalazi. ...
Source: www.africanwriter.com
From first to last, each one of Barrett’s short stories in this collection delivers startling scenes and revelations. I have not read the first edition so cannot comment, nor compare the two, but From Caves of Rotten Teeth (2nd Ed.) signalled to me the rise of another great African writer.
Ivor W. Hartmann LOST LOVE, selected for African Roar anthology!
Source: storytime-african-roar.blogspot.com
It is our pleasure to announce the winners in the African Roar selection process. African Roar is StoryTime first book anthology to be published in-conjunction with The Lion Press (UK). The winning selections ...
Ivor W. Hartmann Despair and hope, without either we could know neither.
Source: wgt.book.co.za
This year’s Festival Literary Arts Sector will have the annual short story writing competition and be graced by the Zimbabwean Story Time publisher and author, Ivor W. Hartmann who is expected to give a talk.
Ivor W. Hartmann There is a reason not everyone is a good writer, it takes a willingness to eviscerate yourself and use those bloody organs as ink and pen.
Mry-An did not weep, she would not spare a single tear for the god-forsaken hell-hole she was leaving. Overhead the sun blazed white hot and to the horizons, desert stretched out endlessly...
Ivor W. Hartmann Chrome Rain reviewed at Sarudzai Mubvakure's Reviews!
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After reading the Chrome Rain series on Ivor Hartmann's Facebook page yesterday, i was sharply reminded. Ivor Hartmann is gradually releasing the story in parts of which i have read five. The story is about a young woman, Mry-Ann, who leaves her home upset and it's possible she might never return. ....
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