The House of Hunger - Dambudzo Marechera do-it-yourself In this love-letter to the

In this love-letter to the world’s most ubiquitous dish

auf der subversiven Ästhetisierung von Protestaktionen

In his third and last contribution within the Bauhausbücher series

In doing so it not only reveals the fascinating creative process behind Toogood’s beautiful designs

The House of Hunger - Dambudzo Marechera do-it-yourself In this love-letter to theDambudzo Marechera burst onto the literary scene in 1978 with this vivid roar of a book exploring township life in pre independence Zimbabwe. Rejecting what he saw as the narrow stereotypes of African literature, Marecheras stories portrayed a world flashing with violence and anarchic humour, as his narrator expresses his desperate alienation from his family, from his student friends, from Zimbabwe itself.