Rotten Row

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Rotten Row is a collection of interconnected short stories by Zimbabwean writer Petina Gappah that explores crime, justice, and everyday life in contemporary Zimbabwe.

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instanceOf book
short story collection
author Petina Gappah NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Zimbabwe NERFINISHED
explores corruption
family relationships
postcolonial Zimbabwean society
rural-urban divide
social inequality in Zimbabwe
urban life
violence
genre crime fiction
legal fiction
literary fiction
short stories
hasContributor Petina Gappah NERFINISHED
hasForm ebook
print
hasPerspective bystanders
criminals
legal professionals
multiple viewpoints
ordinary citizens
victims
hasSubject Zimbabwean legal system
courts
judges
lawyers
ordinary Zimbabweans
police
language English
literaryMovement contemporary African literature
literaryStyle darkly comic
realist
satirical
mainTheme crime
everyday life
justice
narrativeForm interconnected short stories
notableFor depiction of Zimbabwean justice system
interconnected narrative structure
use of humor to address serious issues
originalLanguage English
publicationYear 2016
publisher Faber & Faber NERFINISHED
setting Harare NERFINISHED
contemporary Zimbabwe
titleOrigin Rotten Row, a street in Harare NERFINISHED

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