NoViolet Bulawayo on names, the limitations of language, writing from a distance

[@lexyprogress3064]

As a Zimbabwean, l understand doubling a word as a way of emphasis.
I love how she speak of things that relate so closely to me.

[@lunalea1250]

Most young people these days are always longing to leave their hometowns and u were longing 2 return,I love that!🤍

[@tambiseries]

Yeah

[@sandilegodlimpi4669]

i cant wait to get started on this book because my lecturer introduced it today so so excited.

[@ndumiso99]

i loved this book. Bless...lovely writing

[@londekaler5833]

Your book was a beautiful work of literature. Ngiyakuthandaaaa

[@ismailidd7989]

I loved reading it. In 2020!

[@mbani1234]

Good job my sister we are so proud of you

[@luthozono4503]

NoViolet Bulawayo is a treasure

[@missmash6493]

will definately look for this book , and support the writer , byo has talent we just have to support our people

[@melzim6670]

that is so true. I can confidently say Matabeleland has the prowess of Creativity in Zimbabwe. par excellence

[@simbaprecie]

NoViolet ngiyakuthanda sisi. I loved your book & your perspective. But some mansplaining in the part of the interviewer. I wish he had given you more opportunity to speak on your ideas

[@lexyprogress3064]

God bless this woman