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Publications

 

BLACK FIRE!

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Book launch: The Africa Centre, London, January 1978. From left,

Julian Friedmann (publisher), James Baldwin, Michael Raeburn

James Baldwin Review, Vol. 5, 2019... >>

https://www.manchesteropenhive.com/view/journals/jbr/5/1/article-p129.xml

 

 

NIGHT OF THE FIREFLIES
Published July 2006

David Philip: Publishers information

 

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In a story full of twists and turns, Night of the Fireflies follows in the great tradition of African culture in which real and unreal are merely two sides of the same coin. More info

 

 

Black Fire

 

BLACK FIRE!
American title - WE ARE EVERYWHERE

Random House (USA), J. Friedmann (UK); Mambo Press (Africa) ZPH (Africa)
Introduction by JAMES BALDWIN  More info

 

Five interconnecting stories set within the dramatic conflict in Southern Africa.

 

Selection of reviews:-

 

  • "Like Truman Capote's 'In Cold Blood' " Weekend Australia
  • "Remarkable. Mr Raeburn knows well what he is talking about" Guardian, UK
  • "Lucid, moving, exciting" New Statesman, UK
  • "This salutary book" Tribune
  • "Morbidly fascinating work" Undercurrents, UK
  • "Colour, depth and dramatic content... A book that recalls the scents of the countryside and the personality of the people" Labour Weekly
  • "Narrative power of the finest fiction. The characters come most vividly off the page" West Africa Magazine
  • "Brilliantly told" Sunday Nation, Kenya
  • Review on USA edition: http://richardrguzman.com/we-are-everywhere/

 

 


JIT

PUBLICATI0N : Kaleidoscope (Europe) Anvil (Africa)
DISTRIBUTION : Heinemann (Africa) Crown (UK)

 

Love brings a man into conflict with a mafia and the spirit of his ancestors.

 

Selection of reviews:-

  • "JIT, the movie, broke box office records in this country, and likewise JIT the novel could break records in the publishing world." Sunday Mail, Zimbabwe
  • "A wry, humour fable on the evolving nature of modern urban youth, written with street chatter fluidity - highly energetic and informal like an oral tale" TI

 

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