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Professor of Creative Writing at Rhodes College, Memphis, Tennessee. Former professor of World Literature and Fiction Writing at the College of Santa Fe (now Santa Fe University of Art and Design)in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Teaches in the MA program at the University of Cape Town and the MFA program at the University of New Mexico. Award winning books include 'The Smell of Apples' (1995), 'Embrace' (2000), and 'Kings of the Water' (2009), all of which deal with subjects of masculinity and colonialism. | Professor of Creative Writing at Rhodes College, Memphis, Tennessee. Former professor of World Literature and Fiction Writing at the College of Santa Fe (now Santa Fe University of Art and Design)in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Teaches in the MA program at the University of Cape Town and the MFA program at the University of New Mexico. Award winning books include 'The Smell of Apples' (1995), 'Embrace' (2000), and 'Kings of the Water' (2009), all of which deal with subjects of masculinity and colonialism. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:29, 11 December 2021
Country
Tanzania
Birth - Death
1963 -
Occupation
Writer
Description
Professor of Creative Writing at Rhodes College, Memphis, Tennessee. Former professor of World Literature and Fiction Writing at the College of Santa Fe (now Santa Fe University of Art and Design)in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Teaches in the MA program at the University of Cape Town and the MFA program at the University of New Mexico. Award winning books include 'The Smell of Apples' (1995), 'Embrace' (2000), and 'Kings of the Water' (2009), all of which deal with subjects of masculinity and colonialism.
