The collection of The Tapestry

Former journalist and current communications practitioner Charmaine Muir -Revaka launched her self-published collection of short stories titled The Tapestry last Saturday. She took some time out to speak with Mmegi Staff Writer GASEBALWE SERETSE, who is himself a writer

The writer is often described as a mirror of society, and Charmaine fits the description. In her collection of stories, she writes about many of the social issues within our society - HIV/AIDS, the challenges of a materialistic society; identity issues; and the changing nature of relationships, to name a few.  However, if there is one thing that emerges from the 12 stories in the collection, it would be the focus on human relationships. This is poignantly summed up in the biography of the author: "Charmaine Muir passionately believes in human relationships and that every experience is part of the soul's lessons to teach us to be kind, especially to ourselves." 

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