amaBooks: Bulawayo Arts Awards 2021 - Outstanding Literary Work -Fiction: The Nominees

Saturday, October 2, 2021

Bulawayo Arts Awards 2021 - Outstanding Literary Work -Fiction: The Nominees

The Bulawayo Arts Awards judges have shortlisted four books for the Outstanding Literary Work - Fiction category.

Congratulations to:

Bryony Rheam for All Come to Dust

Ericah Gwetai for Where Were You

Nathaniel Mpofu for Novoric & Suri

Violette Kee-Tui for Mulberry Dreams

The Bulawayo Arts Awards are the leading awards in southern Zimbabwe - this year attracting over 27,000 entries from across the arts, with 36 different categories. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony in Bulawayo's Large City Hall on 6 November.

All Come to Dust is published by amaBooks in Zimbabwe, Parthian Books and amaBooks in the United Kingdom, Al Arabi in Egypt, and is available in North America, Australia and New Zealand through the African Books Collective and Amazon.

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