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- Author: CHARLES MWEWA
- Publisher: Africa in Canada Press
- ISBN-10: 1998788008
- ISBN-13: 9781998788002
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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This book of poems is unique and comprehensive. It covers a period of over 30 years of selected poems. All the published and unpublished works of Charles Mwewa are compiled into this one collection, earning the title, The Best of Charles Mwewa. Mwewa's style is Charsian - styled in a mixture of rhythmic verse and iambs, where desired, creating a mixture of sound and sense that captivates the mind/reason, engages the soul and records or reshapes history.
This is the second edition (Poetry 2), and it has additional over one hundred and forty poems from the original 2020 publication. The second edition is a triumph, in that it moderates international and local motifs that span a period of close to 40 years, twenty of those years emerging from Africa and the other twenty, from America.
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- Author: CHARLES MWEWA
- Publisher: Africa in Canada Press
- ISBN-10: 1998788008
- ISBN-13: 9781998788002
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
This book of poems is unique and comprehensive. It covers a period of over 30 years of selected poems. All the published and unpublished works of Charles Mwewa are compiled into this one collection, earning the title, The Best of Charles Mwewa. Mwewa's style is Charsian - styled in a mixture of rhythmic verse and iambs, where desired, creating a mixture of sound and sense that captivates the mind/reason, engages the soul and records or reshapes history.
This is the second edition (Poetry 2), and it has additional over one hundred and forty poems from the original 2020 publication. The second edition is a triumph, in that it moderates international and local motifs that span a period of close to 40 years, twenty of those years emerging from Africa and the other twenty, from America.
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