~Lazarus Panashe Nyagwambo, author and editor
"It is folly to think you can challenge a behemoth and come out victorious...or even alive." When MaMoyo wakes from a desperate fever dream, it seems she is simply battling sleep paralysis, but as her story unfolds, straddling Zimbabwe's history and current state, material and spiritual, it becomes clear that MaMoyo is on a quest to save her nation from itself. MaMoyo finally faces down its chief architect and battles this principality for the future of the next generation. The Toppling is a brief, yet weighty narrative that forces a nation to interrogate what it is and how it became that. Marangwanda handles this work with great boldness and authority.
~Tariro Ndoro, author and poet
In Cynthia Marangwanda's The Toppling, just like in her first offering, Shards, a terrible beauty is born... simultaneously horrifying and aesthetically pleasing, evoking a mixture of awe, fear, and admiration. Marangwanda still has the same incredible ability to turn history inside out. On meeting Cecil John Rhodes in an out of body experience, a young woman embarks on a whole quest to right the wrongs from Rhodesia to Zimbabwe.
~Memory Chirere, author and poet
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