# Dambudzo Marechera

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Parable of The Sower

Hello Everyone! Thank you for tuning in to Episode 6 of Season 2 of Semiscribbled Podcast. In this episode, I talk about Parable of the Sower by Octavia E Butler. I am enjoying my deep dive into the SciFi/fantasy genre and Octavia Butler does not disappoint as the next pitstop in this journey. T…

S2:EP6Who is Dambudzo Marechera?

In this episode, I speak about my interest in reading Tinashe Mushakavanhu's wonderful book, 'Reincarnating Marechera : Notes on a Speculative Archive'. I also delve into the intricacies of being a writer and the importance of reading others who have walked a path that is not easy to grasp or under…

page 005: let’s talk about The House of Hunger by Dambudzo Marechera

hello! welcome to page 005 of Soliloquy of a Mortal! in this episode i have a little chat with you about The House of Hunger — an award-winning novel by Zimbabwean author, Dambudzo Marechera. i hope you enjoy this episode; rate and share it if you do! ***new episodes every thursday***

Oxford Lives - Episode 44 with Tinashe Mushakavanhu

Today on Oxford Lives we interview academic and writer Tinashe Mushakavanhu. Tinashe is a Junior Research Fellow in African & Comparative Literature at St Anne's College, here in Oxford. In a fascinating interview, he talks about deconstructing the myth of Africa, re- reading the continent, and mak…

Re-centering Africa through artistic research and decolonial pedagogy: a conversation with Prof Samuel Ravengai

In this dialogue, I speak to Prof Samuel Ravengai, a leading exponent of artistic research into African modes of performance and theatre making, a multi faceted mode of enquiry that he theorises as Afroscenology. Samuel is a Zimbabwean born, South African based, scholar and theatre director with a …

Whose Story Is This? Is This My Voice? - Lessons On Writing Africans From Dambudzo Marechera, Told By Tinashe Mushakavanhu

Today's show is a very insightful chat with writer, publisher and archivist, Tinashe Mushakavanhu whose PhD thesis dealt with Zimbabwe's Dambudzo Marechera and England's Shelley. We continue the conversation about definitions of success and what it means to be African in the twenty-first century. O…

Zimbabwean writing

A '70s London squat was home to the writer Dambudzo Marechera when he was writing his first novel The House of Hunger (1978), which was published in the Heinemann African Writers series and has now been issued as a Penguin Classic. Tinashe Mushakavanhu is researching his story and writings. Mufaro …

"Back from the future- A meditation." -EPI# 19 SEA# 2

My name is Victor, and welcome to the podcast "Mirror Within." Today, I'll share a meditation called "Back from the Future," aimed at grounding myself before starting the day. Drawing inspiration from various sources, this practice helps me stay true to my character and respond thoughtfully to situ…

A Holiday Special

A holiday special. Our year in books has been one of learning, laughing, feeling, and growing. Sometimes, you need to sit down with somebody who gets it, and reflect on what you have read. We gain more than we realize when we give ourselves time to reflect. 2024 in books: The Brothers Karamazov by …

207. Feast of Snakes (Morality and Metamorphosis) * First Part*

Full episode, archive, and support: Patreon.com/contain Experimental episode on two controversial but relevant fiction books: House of Hunger by Dambudzo Marechera (1978) and Harry Crews' A Feast of Snakes. They explore grotesquerie, madness, and Dark Psychedelia through the lens of Rhodesian Zim…