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How They Spend Their Sundays

โœ Scribed by Courtney McDermott


Publisher
Whitepoint Press
Year
2013
Tongue
English
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


Set in Lesotho and South Africa, Courtney McDermott's debut story collection unveils a perspective of African life that is both startling and intimate. An Afrikaner woman sleeps with a shotgun because she fears black Africans, an undead garbage man "saves" lives by taking them, a modern day Cinderella struggles to escape the bitter residual constraints of colonialism. These twenty-two tales embrace graphic realism, energetic bursts of truths that may otherwise go unnoticed, and magic.

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Literary Criticism; Nonfiction; LCO000000; LCO019000


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