Rachel Chitofu

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Rachel Chitofu writes in Harare, Zimbabwe. Some of her work has appeared or is yet to appear in Ariel Chart Magazine, Uppagus, Literary Yard and New Contrast.

November 9, 2021

Fiona by Rachel Chitofu

I’ll still remember the big amber traffic light beaming on like a wristwatch

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Rachel Chitofu

Fiona by Rachel Chitofu

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