Granite - Jennifer Marion Robson

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Title: Granite

Author: Jennifer Marion Robson

Publisher: NB Publishers Limited

Year: 2015

Number of pages: 134

ISBN: 9780624073093

Synopsis: Thoughtful, insightful and compelling, Granite is a well-executed imagining of what happened to cause the collapse of the civilisation of Great Zimbabwe (called Zimba Remabwe in the book). While adult historical fiction has experienced a recent resurgence in interest, narratives are mostly drawn from European history; Granite is refreshingly African, illuminating a relatively unexplored area in fiction. It also shifts fictionalised history away from the European centre: in the story, Zimba Remabwe exists as a sophisticated African city state well integrated with the rest of the mid-fifteenth-century world. It is a world in which Arab scholars travel from China and India to Europe and Britain, filing their chronicles in the revered library of Timbuktu.'

Condition: Ex-Library

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