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Kusadikika, a Country in the Sky
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Kusadikika, a Country in the Sky

novel by Robert
Also known as: ā€œKusadikika, nchi iliyo anganiā€
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  • Athol Fugard (center)
    African literature
    / Swahili

    …Kusadikika, nchi iliyo angani (1951; Kusadikika, a Country in the Sky), Adili na nduguze (1952; ā€œAdili and His Brothersā€), and Kufikirika (written in 1946, published posthumously in 1967). Adili and His Brothers is told largely by means of flashbacks. In Kusadikika a fantasy land is created. This largely didactic novel…

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    …Kusadikika, nchi iliyo angani (1951; Kusadikika, a Country in the Sky), Adili na nduguze (1952; ā€œAdili and His Brothersā€), and Kufikirika (written in 1946, published posthumously in 1967). Adili and His Brothers is told largely by means of flashbacks. In Kusadikika a fantasy land is created. This largely didactic novel…

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