Publisher: uHlanga, South Africa
In one of the most anticipated debut
collections of recent years, Maneo Mohale reckons boldly with the
experience of – and the reconstruction of a life after – a sexual
assault.
Mohale’s unapologetic and disarming voice carries through
a budding and blooming garden of poetics, rooted in a contemporary
southern African tradition, but springing forth in queer and radical new
directions. Indeed, this is a work encompassing the full, often
contradictory, and seldom complete process of healing: where relations
must be chosen as well as made; where time becomes non-linear and
language insufficient; where nothing is what it seems, yet everything is
what it is.
In 2001 Everything Is A Deathly Flower was awarded the The Luschei Prize for African Poetry.
£17.00
About the author
MANEO MOHALE was born in 1992 in Benoni. Her work has appeared in
Jalada, Prufrock, the New York Times, the Mail & Guardian, spectrum.
za, and others. She is a 2016 Bitch Media Global Feminism Fellow, and
has been longlisted twice for the Sol Plaatje European Union Poetry
Award. After living in Canada for five years, she now lives in
Johannesburg, where she works as an editor and writer.
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