Harare Review of Books

Harare Review of Books has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in August 2023. Resources hararereviewofbooks has populated their site with include: • An interview with Richard Martin, author of Oranges for Magellan • Interview with Cynthia Rumbidzai Marangwanda, author of Shards • Q and A with Muthi Nhlema, author of Piss Corpse • Review: Society, sisterhood and self • Review: To live, to die and to tell • Review: Gloom to manoeuvre • Review: Dying to live, living to love • Review: The mendacity of hope • #HRBZimSpecPo Third Prize Winner: Nyika Reloaded x Tapiwa Constance! • #HRBZimSpecPo Second Prize Winner: Zvapera MuMunyu x Hebe R Manyepxa! • #HRBZimSpecPo First Prize Winner: Alternative Transport x Chioniso Tsikisayi! • #HRBZimSpecPo: Meet our wonderful judges • Jacqueline Nyathi • Excerpt: Layaway Child: Stories x Chanel Sutherland (Substack) • The Johannesburg Festival of Women Writers, and the launch of Inyathi Ibuzwa Kwabaphambili, March 2026 • Harare Review of Books, Issue 2, 2026 • Decolonizing Language and Other Revolutionary Ideas x Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o • The Afrofuturist Evolution by Ytasha L. Womack • Critical Friends Episode 17: On Imagining Hopefully • #HRBZimSpecPo : Here are our winners!! • Excerpt: Layaway Child: Stories x Chanel Sutherland (on the blog) • Q and A with Su Chang, author of The Immortal Woman • The Harare Review of Books Is Back with Its First Issue of 2026 and It’s a Good One • Review: One last thing • Harare Review of Books, Issue 1, 2026 • An interview with Wole Talabi • Books from African authors and authors of African descent to look forward to in 2025 • What Ngũgĩ meant • Excerpt: The Mad x Ignatius T. Mabasa, J. Tsitsi Mutiti (tr.) • Imagining Africa: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever vs. The Woman King • Collective Dreaming: The Schrödinger’s Cat Approach to Framing Futures • The Continent remembers Ngũgĩ • Books from African authors and authors of African descent to look forward to in 2026 • Harare Review of Books, OctoberNovemberDecember 2025 • Blog: Harare Review of Books • Patreon • Bookstagram • Newsletter: Harare Review of Books • Mastodon • An interview with Eugen Bacon • Bookshop Affiliate: I'd Rather Be Reading • Interview with Farai Mudzingwa, author of Avenues By Train • Bluesky