Room 207

Author: Kgebetli Moele
Edition: 1
Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B00BW7F1AO

Room 207

Room 207 is set in and around a dilapitated building in Hillbrow. Get Room 207 literature books for free.
For more than ten years, six guys live in room 207 of this block of flats: they are Matome, Molamo, Zulu-boy, D'nice, Modishi and the nameless narrator. By day, they are hustlers - they hustle production companies, they have their own music company, they survive. At night, they party, and they're pushing corruption, as the narrator would say. They are conmen, and they are streetwise. By day, and by night, women flock around them. Room 207 is a startling novel - the prose is dense and some of it reads like poetry. It paints a vivid, engrossing picture of six friends in Hillbrow, and their sense of hopelessness - despair in fact - of having to compromise their lives. Check Room 207 our best literature books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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For more than ten years, six guys live in room 207 of this block of flats: they are Matome, Molamo, Zulu-boy, D'nice, Modishi and the nameless narrator. By day, they are hustlers - they hustle production companies, they have their own music company, they survive. At night, they party, and they're pushing corruption, as the narrator would say. They are conmen, and they are streetwise

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