In 1989, the very young publishing company, Baobab Books, held a workshop for young and aspiring writers and poets at Ranche House College in Harare. Two initiatives emerged from this week-long teach-in and discussion: the Budding Writers of Zimbabwe association (BWAZ) was formed, and Tsotso, a low-cost, low-budget quarterly magazine of poetry and short stories emerged. It was run entirely by w...