@book{2014:quinn:when_the_r,
title = {When the River Wakes Up},
year = {2014},
note = {When the River Wakes Up is an exploration of paths rarely
explored—the colliding of Western beliefs and Shona mysticism.
Abigail, in all her fragility, is a resolute pioneer alongside her
African brother, her soul compatriot, and vessel of African wisdom:
Zukah. Through their relationship they open up closed minds and hearts
around them, and forge a different path in the new Zimbabwe.      Any
government transitioning from a racist minority rule to a majority
government is careening down a road of unfathomable chaos; Zimbabwe is
no different. Seen through the lens of Abigail’s father, a civil
servant, the process is filled with potholes of despair and unforeseen
hope.      When the River Wakes Up is a novel that is both a
tormenting inner struggle and a changing world scorched by the fire of
new beginnings.},
edition = {1},
publisher = {Hamilton Books},
address = {Lanham},
series = {},
volume = {},
author = {Quinn, Alyson}
}