Taking solace in ‘A fine madness’

Title: A Fine Madness
Author: Mashingaidze Gomo
Publisher: Ayebia Ckarke Publishing Limited, UK
Isbn: 978-0-9562401-4-9
Pages: 174
When an excited friend brought to me the manuscript of Mashingaidze Gomo’s A Fine Madness, at

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