A state of fear (Africasouth paperbacks)

Du Plessis, Menan

David Philip, Publishers

The Trap and A Dance in the Sun bring together Jacobson's initial two novels – stories of racial confrontation and social injustice on the South African veld. In The Trap, relations between the white farmers and their black workers are brought on to a sinister and harrowing conclusion whilst A Dance in the Sun sees two young innocent bystanders becoming embroiled in a long-standing family saga. These stories have retained their freshness and their power to move the reader.

The Trap / a Dance in the Sun (AfricaSouth Paperbacks)

Literature & Fiction

Dan Jacobson

Literary

1987 Carcanet hardcover, Denis Hiron. The story of a family of exiles from Czarist Russia who settle in South Africa and years later face another exile for working against apartheid

The house next door to Africa (Africasouth paperbacks)

HIRSON, DENIS

. with dustjacket, 1987, clean tight copy

Olive Schreiner: Letters 1871-1899

Rive, Richard (ed.)

This widely acclaimed and influential volume by internationally noted theologian John de Gruchy is now available in a greatly revised and expanded 25th anniversary edition that places the monumental religious struggle against South African apartheid into a larger and instructive global setting. Fully updated, John De Gruchy's authoritative account of Christian complicity with and then resistance to one of the world's most notoriously repressive regimes holds indispensable lessons and "dangerous memories" for all concerned about evil, justice, and racial reconciliation.

The Church Struggle in South Africa

Gruchy, John W.De

The authors of this book, one an economist, the other a medical doctor and community health organizer, have drawn together a chilling report on the connection between apartheid and poverty.

Uprooting Poverty: The South African Challenge

Politics & Social Sciences

Francis, Wilson

Mamphela Ramphele

Politics & Government

Major Rock Paintings of Southern Africa

Johnson, R. Townley

Maggs, Tim

A Sport of Nature

GORDIMER, NADINE

The Angry divide: Social and economic history of the Western Cape

The Little Karoo

First published in 1925, Pauline Smith's beautiful collection of stories set in the South Africa of her childhood is a lyrical and moving look at growing up in a remote landscape. Smith captures life in the heart of the Little Karoo, a mostly uninhabited terrain, where rain may not fall for years at a time. Poor, white early-Afrikaner settlers beset by hard times and an unforgiving landscape, the characters in her stories overcome tragedy time and time again, refusing to be broken.

Pauline Smith

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