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Moyo chena unouraisa. Simba mukomana achangozvipedzera zvake dzidzo paUniversity of Zimbabwe. Anozvipira kuyamura Shamiso uyo waanononga padivi pemugwagwa paanosiya akandwa naBhanditi nechikwata chake. Paanosvika kumba kwavabereki vake anobva anzi ndiye Bhanditi adzoka. Anovharirwa mumba achinzi anozoburitswa kana chikwata chake chadzora zvachakabvuta. Simba aitarisira kutendwa asi hazvina kuita sokufunga kwake. Nyaya yaMushamba irondedzero ye...

Shamhu yeZera Renyu iyeuchidzo yekuti, shamhu kana bazi remuti raunomhara pariri ndiro rinokupa muono wezera rako maringe nekuti rakatunhumara zvakadini! Ichokwadi kuti shiri inomhara pashamhu kana pamufaro wakaringana nayo. Mubhuku iri Memory Chirere anoshandisa chidavado chekutevera nyaya sasarungano. Mune tunzendo nekupemhena, kukwira nekudzika nekuzvongonyoka uchitsvaga pekubuda kana pekupinda napo... Kutsvaga kuti zvose zvinouya pamunhu z...

Words and Other Weapons is an abstract literary art piece that refuses to categorise itself in any singular literary genre. Instead, it offers a scenic, panoramic window into the relationships women have with self and society, diligently exploring questions of identity and adulthood, motherhood and marriage, relationships and careers, among others, and how these are reconciled with the maddening complexities and uncertainties of the external w...

Written for a general readership, this wide-ranging study draws on archaeological evidence and on what is known about ritual practices in other cultures to address the difficult question of what beliefs might lie behind certain ritual activities in Pagan Ireland.Archaeologists frequently come across puzzling evidence for ritual activity and Pagan Ireland looks at some of these discoveries. This is a survey of the many rituals and beliefs that ...

In 1784, a small group of Irish surgeons broke ranks with the Guild of Barber-Surgeons to form the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). Every Branch of the Healing Art tells the story of RCSI through its contributions to a near-quarter-millennium of surgical, medical and societal change. From nineteenth-century bodysnatchers to the 1916 Rising, through two pandemics and two world wars, with a vivid cast of characters, and reaching righ...

In this vital account of the Irish Dental Association, published to mark its centenary, Eoin Kinsella and Frances Nolan explore the history of the Association and of its influence on the dental profession. Over the course of the last century the Association has been at the forefront of efforts to improve the 'art and science' of dentistry, to promote better oral health, and to advocate on behalf of its members. As the leading voice of the prof...

This year, daffodils is a collection of English language illustrated haiku poems accompanied by sophisticated page design. These haiku poems convey deep love for the natural world and its ability to reflect the essence of the human condition. The haiku poems are set in the fields and towns of England and in the temples and sandy streets of South India, reflecting the author's love for both countries. Haiku poetry is a great mindfulness art whi...

In 1990, the author was commissioned by the then Dublin Port & Docks Board to compile a biographical sketch of one of the most illustrious of the civil engineers to be associated with the port over its long history, Bindon Blood Stoney ... The author later presented a paper in 1998 to a joint meeting of the Institutionof Engineers of Ireland Civil Division and Heritage Society on John Purser Griffith, who served as Stoney's assistant for twent...

Editors' NoteZimbabwe has a rich creative tradition, with a wealth of poetic talent. However, opportunities and exposure are limited, particularly for contemporary Zimbabwean women poets. As editors we have sought to address this. From the outset our aims were clear: we wanted to provide a safe space in which Zimbabwean women could express themselves through poetry, to include a broad representation of voices, backgrounds, and experiences, and...

Moments in the Private Room is a piercing exploration of Zimbabwean society by the debutant author, Kudzai Mhangwa. As his creative lens moves through time and circumstances in an uncanny yet authentic voice that manages to be both satirical and heartfelt, each story is poignantly nuanced and articulates something most of us have likely felt at some point in our lives. From the pangs of love to the comforts of friendship, the thrilling vexatio...

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This Handbook offers insight and practical advice for your writing and publishing journey, whether you're just getting started or are ready to take the next step, including comprehensive and up-to-date contacts and listings. Would you like to know what a commissioning editor looks for, or how to start reviewing for newspapers? Maybe you'd like to understand just how the Irish publishing process works. Whether you write fiction or non-fiction, ...

The first uniformed troops of the National Army appeared on the streets of Dublin in February 1922 as the IRA fractured along the fault lines of the Anglo-Irish Treaty. Forged in the crucible of the Civil War, hastily expanded to over 50, 000 men, the Army's formation was the outcome of a situation in which its very existence and the state for which it struggled were at stake. But building a professional and disciplined army from scratch and i...

The UNESCO World Heritage site of Brú na Bóinne in the Boyne Valley is home to Ireland's finest passage tomb complexes of Knowth, Dowth and Newgrange. Knowth in particular was the focus of many years of work by the late Professor George Eogan, whose excavations have provided significant contributions to understandings of this monument and landscape through the millennia, and of wider prehistoric Ireland. Inspired by Professor Eogan's legacy, t...

Irish Art Pottery opens a door onto an unexplored world, where, against a backdrop of controversy about James Whistler's exhibition of paintings at the Dublin Sketching Club, changes in social attitudes led to the beginning of women's education and recognition of artisans' rights. Ceramic training was introduced at the Queen's Institute (QI) in the 1870s. Classes were taught by Herbert Cooper and promoted by the retailer W.H. Kerr, reflecting ...

With volume one winning first place the Listowel Writer's Week Nilsson Local Heritage Award, this is the second of a three-volume series on Dublin Castle and the archaeological excavations carried out there between 1961 and 1987. Volume 2 focuses on the Viking-age archaeology that pre-dates the foundation of the Anglo-Norman castle. Significant evidence for Viking-age habitation, including post-and-wattle houses, was uncovered as part of the f...

No Man's Son is the story of a violently orphaned teenager's struggle to survive after capture during Harold Godwinson's attack on his own King's lands in 1052. As Harold's family seek to regain their positions as Earl's of England, this boy, Sar, must find his own path. A savage act embroils him in a blood-feud with an implacable enemy who reveals a powerful secret. While in constant fear for his life Sar makes friends, fights enemies, finds ...

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