Title: 228 Pages of Neglected Poetry - An Anthology by Kalahari Marrakesh
Description: Guluva is pleased to share Kalahari Marrakesh’s unofficial full length poetry collection with you. This unexpected poetry book is literally 228 pages and consists of 84 poems accompanied by a curation of imagery shot by himself, friends and family, plus a selection of unfamiliar and familiar phrases that inspire his writing feature to complete the overall framework. Marrakesh describes his poetry as ‘Narrative Poetry’ a style of poetry ingrained in South Africa’s contemporary heritage, birthing and exploring new revolutionary directions of writing and sharing our stories. A testimony to creative storytelling. Using poetry as a form of resistance, Marrakesh is constantly reimagining, remembering, and reconstructing the almost-erased historiographies of South African township communities.

A voice of the marginalized.
Pages 228

Dimensions 21 cm x 29,7 cm

Published 2020

Publisher ⓒ Guluva Publishing, South Africa

Format Pdf
Subjects: Black Poetry, South African Post-Apartheid Poetry, Resistance, Memory, Black Experience
Places: Krugersdorp. Johannesburg.
People: God for all of us. Guluva for himself
Time periods: Post-Apartheid, Contemporary South Africa