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Burgess, Yvonne Two Kinds of Women 56-56pp Penguin (Johannesburg) [short stories].

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Coetzee, J. M. Slow Man 265-265pp Secker & Warburg (London).

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Dowling, Finuala What Poets Need 226-226pp Penguin (Johannesburg).

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Gordimer, Nadine Get a Life 187-187pp David Philip (Claremont).

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Zadok, Rachel Gem Squash Tokoloshe 327-327pp Picador Africa (Johannesburg) [debut novel].

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Bullard, David Out to Lunch Again 320-320pp Jonathan Ball (Johannesburg) [newspaper columns].

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Clarke, James Clarke on Your Stoep ed Aleksandra Serwa xii+106-xii+106pp Zytek (Johannesburg) [satire and humour].

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Eaton, Tom Twelve Rows Back 201-201pp Double Storey (Cape Town) [newspaper columns].

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Jooste, Graham Rugby Stories from the Platteland 309-309pp 30° South (Johannesburg).

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Stewart, Dianne comp Wisdom from Africa: A Collection of Proverbs 159-159pp Struik (Cape Town) [includes text in African languages].

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Trovato, Ben The Ben Trovato (Mis) Guide to Golf 246-246pp Jacana (Johannesburg).

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Zapiro pseud . Is There a Spin Doctor in the House? 160-160pp Double Storey (Cape Town) [graphic literature].

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Botes, Annelie Mountain of Lost Dreams 302-302pp Penguin (Johannesburg) [first pub in Afrikaans as Klawervier].

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Matthee, Dalene Driftwood 180-180pp Penguin (Johannesburg) [first pub in Afrikaans as Die Uitgespoeldes].

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Schoeman, Karel This Life trans from Afrikaans by Elsa Silke 227-227pp Human & Rousseau (Cape Town).

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Van der Vyver, Marita Short Circuits trans from Afrikaans by Laura Seegers 216-216pp Tafelberg (Cape Town) [short stories].

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Van der Vyver, Marita Travelling Light trans from Afrikaans by Isobel Dixon 349-349pp Penguin (Johannesburg).

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Winterbach, Ingrid pseud . The Elusive Moth 196-196pp Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) [first pub in Afrikaans as Karolina Ferreira].

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Abrahams, Nanna Married to the Struggle ed Yusuf Patel and Philip Hirschsohn 73-73pp South African History Online (SAHO) (Cape Town).

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Afrika, Tatamkhulu Mr Chameleon: An Autobiography 424-424pp Jacana (Johannesburg).

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Ainslie, Deborah All Flowers Are Not Yellow 139-139pp self-pub ( Grahamstown ).

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Bailey, Barbara An Eccentric Marriage: Living with Jim ed Jane Fox 276-276pp Tafelberg (Cape Town).

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Balfour, Sandy Vulnerable in Hearts: A Memoir of Fathers, Sons and Contract Bridge 291-291pp Atlantic (London).

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Barry, Michael Emmett A Mole’s Eye View: Miners: A Tribute to Miners Here There and Everywhere and Especially Down There 1 vol self-pub (Sl).

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Bloom, Jack Out of Step: A Life-Story of a Politician, Politics and Religion in a World at War 391-391pp self-pub ( Johannesburg ).

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Bopela, Thula and Daluxolo Luthuli Umkhonto we Sizwe: Fighting for a Divided People 272-272pp Galago (Johannesburg).

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Bosch, Andrée Eva One Woman Walking: Love, Loss and Liberation: A Journey Through Divorce 186-186pp Jacana (Johannesburg).

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Botha, Ted and Jenni Baxter ed The Expat Confessions 107-107pp Jented (New York; Queensland, Aus).

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Brand, Alan Positively Alive: Living with HIV and AIDS: A Path to Inner Healing 152-152pp Jacana (Johannesburg).

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Bryden, Bruce A Game Ranger Remembers xiv+388-xiv+388pp Jonathan Ball (Johannesburg).

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Cameron, Edwin with Nathan Geffen Witness to AIDS 238-238pp Tafelberg (Cape Town).

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Claxton, Eve ed The Book of Life: A Compendium of the Best Autobiographical and Memoir Writing xxix+496-xxix+496pp Ebury (London) [includes J.M. Coetzee].

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Cowen, Sam Waiting for Christopher ed Ceridwen Morris 227-227pp Oshun (Cape Town) [diary of her pregnancy].

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Davies, Caitlin Place of Reeds: The True Story of a Remarkable Woman and Her Twelve Extraordinary Years in Botswana 436-436pp Jonathan Ball in association with Simon & Schuster (Johannesburg).

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Davis, Christine ed Rainfire: Women in Leadership in South Africa 102-102pp Desmond Tutu Peace Centre in partnership with SANLAM and Agenda Magazine (Cape Town).

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Fairhead, Nigel with Marianne Thamm When All Else Falls Away xii+233-xii+233pp Penguin (Johannesburg).

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Ferguson, Melinda Smacked 320-320pp Oshun (Cape Town).

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Freed, Lynn Reading, Writing and Leaving Home: Life on the Page 237-237pp Harcourt (Orlando, Fl).

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Greathead, J. B. S. The African Hunting and Travel Journals of J.B.S. Greathead, 1884-1910 ed D. W. Gess lxxxix+325-lxxxix+325pp Creda Communications (Cape Town).

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Hadland, Adrian select Childhood: South Africans Recall Their Past viii+256-viii+256pp Penguin (Johannesburg).

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Hamilton, Carolyn with Verne Harris , Mac Maharaj and Anthea Josias A Prisoner in the Garden: Opening Nelson Mandela’s Prison Archive 208-208pp Penguin (Johannesburg).

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Africa World Press (Trenton, NJ).

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Hirson, Denis We Walk Straight So You Better Get Out the Way 163-163pp Jacana (Johannesburg).

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Holt, Clive At Thy Call We Did Not Falter xii+194-xii+194pp Zebra (Cape Town).

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Jacobs, Rayda The Mecca Diaries ed Helen Laurenson 160-160pp Double Storey (Cape Town).

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Jordan, Bojana Vuyisile Have We Been Heard? A South African Exile Ponders 232-232pp Mqota (New York).

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Kaplan, Jonathan Contact Wounds: A War Surgeon’s Education 278-278pp Grove/Atlantic (New York).

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Kriel, Emmaleen Close the Door Softly behind You... 370-370pp Oshun (Cape Town).

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Krige, Corné with Peter Bills The Right Place at the Wrong Time: The Autobiography of Corné Krige 221-221pp Zebra (Cape Town).

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Levin, Adam Aidsafari: A Memoir of My Journey with AIDS ed Robert Plummer xiii+230-xiii+230pp Zebra (Cape Town).

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Lovejoy, Al Acid Alex ed Robert Plummer xxiii+400-xxiii+400pp Zebra (Cape Town).

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Magubane, Fikile Son, Are You Standing or Hanging? 62-62pp Shuter & Shooter (Pietermaritzburg).

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Marshall, Joan Darling Mutti 141-141pp Jacana (Johannesburg).

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Mbatha, Azaria J. C. Within Loving Memory of the Century: An Autobiography ed A. D. Botha xxv+369-xxv+369pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).

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McGregor, Anne Five Is a Full House 93-93pp Purdey (Saxonwold).

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Ngidi, Mongezi Black or White: “Does It Matter?” My Journey with Albinism vii+84-vii+84pp Solar (Pietermaritzburg).

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O’Riain, Bearnárd Running to Stand Still ed Lynda Gilfillan 391-391pp Jacana (Johannesburg).

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Olivier, Michael A Restaurateur Remembers ed Sandy Shepherd 143-143pp Double Storey (Cape Town).

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Roos, Zuretha The Saffron Pear Tree and Other Kitchen Memories 391-391pp Oshun (Cape Town).

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Sher, Antony Primo Time ed Nick Hern 180-180pp Nick Hern (London).

236.

Singer, Lauren Get Out of the Way, I’m Dancing 120-120pp Double Storey (Cape Town).

237.

Tobias, Phillip Vallentine Into the Past: A Memoir ed Andrea Nattrass xv+277-xv+277pp Picador Africa and Wits Univ Press (Johannesburg).

238.

Uys, Pieter-Dirk Between the Devil and the Deep: A Memoir of Acting and Reacting ed Robert Plummer vii+259-vii+259pp Zebra (Cape Town).

239.

Watson, André with Paul Dobson André Watson: The Autobiography 208-208pp Don Nelson (Cape Town).

240.

Wolvaardt, Pieter A Diplomat’s Story: Apartheid and Beyond, 1969-1998 336-336pp Galago (Johannesburg).

241.

Yeats, Charles Prisoner of Conscience 192-192pp Ebury Press (London).

242.

Zulu, William N. Spring Will Come ed Elana Bregin xv+334-xv+334pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).

243.

11 South African Folk Tales: A Celebration of Democracy and Cultural Diversity ed Are van Schalkwyk introd Gcina Mhlophe 120-120pp Zytek (Johannesburg).

244.

180°: New Fiction by South African Women Writers ed Helen Moffett and Ceridwen Morris 203-203pp Oshun (Cape Town) [short stories].

245.

African Compass: New Writing from Southern Africa 2005: Award-Winning Stories select J.M. Coetzee ix+205-ix+205pp Spearhead (Cape Town).

246.

African Tales comp Harold Scheub 368-368pp Univ of Wisconsin Press (Madison) [short stories].

247.

Amazing Anecdotes: Short Stories from Africa comp and ed Christine McKenna 275-275pp South African Short Story Publishing Association (SASSPA) (Kloof).

248.

Balancing Act: South African Gay and Lesbian Youth Speak Out comp Joanne Bloch and Karen Martin 80-80pp New Africa Books (Claremont) [select personal stories, poems and anecdotes].

249.

A Basket of Red Roses and Other Stories: An Anthology of Stories Trevean Adults Dancing Pencils Writing Club 76-76pp umSinsi (Malvern).

250.

Dante in South Africa: A Collection of Essays, Poems and Artwork ed Patrick Cullinan and Stephen Watson 96-96pp Centre for Creative Writing, Univ of Cape Town (Cape Town).

251.

El Shaddai: A South African Book of Verse ed Yvonne Strydom 290-290pp Christian Poetry Association (Pennington).

252.

Embizweni’s Dance with Pencils: A Free Verse Poetry Anthology Embizweni Dancing Pencils Writing Club 196-196pp umSinsi (Malvern) [young adult poetry].

253.

Eternal Reality: A Book of Verse from Young South Africans aged 14-18 Years ed Chantal Thomson 445-445pp Poetry Institute of Africa at Unique Publications (Port Shepstone) [for young adults].

254.

Faces: An Anthology of South African Poetry and Short Stories Free Spirit Dancing Pencils Writing Club 134-134pp umSinsi (Malvern).

255.

Freedom Spring: Ten Years On: A Celebration and Commemoration of Ten Years of Freedom in South Africa ed Suhayl Saadi and Catherine Mclnerney pref André Brink 192-192pp Waverley Books for Glasgow City Council (Glasgow) [includes short stories, poetry and drama].

256.

Great South African Limericks comp James Clarke, ed Aleksandra Serwa xv+101-xv+101pp Zytek (Johannesburg).

257.

Isis X ed Allan Kolski Horwitz 228-228pp Botsotso (Braamfontein) [poetry].

258.

Leaves to a Tree: Beyond English Alive: A Celebration of Writing in South Africa ed Robin Malan viii+248-viii+248pp David Philip (Claremont) [poetry].

259.

Off the Wall: Open Mike Sessions: Poetry 2005: A Touch of Madness, Cape Town recording Simon Malherbe, production Graham Ellis 1 compact disc (55.46min) Digital Forest Studios (Cape Town).

260.

Our Stories: Folk Tales from Kayamandi-Stellenbosch [= Amabali Ethu: Amabali Ethu Aphuma eKayamandi-eStellenbosch] Lucky Mahlaba and others 1 vol VisionK (Stellenbosch) [parallel text in English and Xhosa bound recto and verso].

261.

Seventh Street Alchemy: A Selection of Works from the Caine Prize for African Writing introd Nick Elam 228-228pp Jacana (Johannesburg) [short stories].

262.

So Much to Tell; vol 2: An Anthology of Poetry by Emerging Indigenous South African Writers ed Tembeka C. Mbobo ix+153-ix+153pp Women in Writing (Johannesburg).

263.

Soulfully Seeking: An Anthology of African Verse ed Chantal Thomson 480-480pp Poetry Institute of Africa at Unique Publications (Port Shepstone).

264.

Stories with a Special Sparkle Trevean Junior Dancing Pencils Writing Club 101-101pp umSinsi (Malvern) [writing by young adults].

265.

Threads Brian Walter et al 50-50pp Ecca Poets (Hogsback).

266.

Voices from the Northern Cape [= Mantswe a Tswang Kapa Bokone]: An Anthology of Poetry and Prose by Indigenous Women and the Youth of the Northern Cape Province ed Tembeka C. Mbobo vi+55-vi+55pp Women in Writing (Johannesburg).

267.

Women Flashing: A Collection of Flash Fiction from Women’s Writing Workshops comp Anne Schuster and Maire Fisher 182-182pp Women’s Writing Workshops (Cape Town) [short stories].

268.

Worst Journeys: An Anthology of South African Travel Disasters comp Pat Hopkins and Bridget Hilton-Barber xi+260-xi+260pp Zebra (Cape Town).

269.

African Fiction and Joseph Conrad: Reading Postcolonial Intertextuality Byron Caminero-Santangelo x+162-x+162pp State Univ of New York Press (Albany, NY).

270.

After Colonialism: African Postmodernism and Magical Realism Gerald Gaylard 346-346pp Witwatersrand Univ Press (Johannesburg).

271.

‘The Birth-Pangs of Empowerment: Crime and the City of Johannesburg’ Anne Fuchs pp293-303 in Towards a Transcultural Future [see this section].

272.

Body, Sexuality, and Gender: Versions and Subversions in African Literatures; I ed Flora Veit-Wild and Dirk Naguschewski xix+274-xix+274pp Rodopi (Amsterdam; New York).

273.

Cheeky Fictions: Laughter and the Postcolonial ed Susanne Reichl and Mark Stein viii+314-viii+314pp Rodopi (Amsterdam; New York).

274.

Children’s Literature Global and Local: Social and Aesthetic Perspectives ed Emer O’Sullivan , Kimberley Reynolds and Rolf Romoren 301-301pp Novus (Oslo).

275.

Figuring the Woman Author in Contemporary Fiction Mary Eagleton 208-208pp Palgrave (Basingstoke, Hamps).

276.

Fitting Sentences: Identity in Nineteenth-and Twentieth-Century Prison Narratives Jason Haslam 270-270pp Univ of Toronto Press (Toronto).

277.

‘Five Afrikaner Texts and the Rehabilitation of Whiteness’ Zoë Wicomb Chimurenga 7 pp 26-35 .

278.

Four Free State Authors: Omoseye Bolaji, Kgang Motheane, Flaxman Qoopane, Saint George Vis Pule Lechesa 28-28pp The Eclectic Writers’ Club (Bloemfontein).

279.

‘From South Asia to South Africa: Locating Other Postcolonial Diasporas’ Pallavi Rastogi Modern Fiction Studies 51(3) pp 536-560 .

280.

Gender & Sexuality in South African Music ed Chris Walton and Stephanus Muller 97-97pp SUN ePreSS (Stellenbosch).

281.

Gendered Pathologies: The Female Body and Biomedical Discourse in the Nineteenth Century English Novel Sondra M. Archimedes vii+202-vii+202pp Routledge (New York) [includes H. Rider Haggard].

282.

The Growth of FS Black Writing; Part 4: Bolaji, Vis, Motheang ed Peter Moroe 15-15pp Bareng Book Enterprises (Bloemfontein).

283.

Indaba: Interviews with African Writers Stephen Gray 223-223pp Protea Book House (Pretoria).

284.

Interfaces between the Oral and the Written [=Interfaces entre l’écrit et l’oral]: Versions and Subversions in African Literatures; 2 ed Alain Ricard and Flora Veit-Wild xiv+282-xiv+282pp Rodopi (Amsterdam; New York) [includes text in French].

285.

‘The Invention of Mourning in Post-Apartheid Literature’ Sam Durrant Third World Quarterly 26(3) pp 441-450 .

286.

North-South Linkages and Connections in Continental and Diaspora African Literatures ed Edris Makward , Mark L. Lilleleht and Ahmed Saber 556-556pp Africa World Press (Trenton, NJ).

287.

‘Paradise Regained and Lost Again: South African Literature in the Post-Apartheid Era’ Luc Renders Journal of Literary Studies 21(1/2) pp 119-142 .

288.

Re-Imagining Language and Literature for the 21st Century: Selected Proceedings of the XXII International Congress of FILLM Held at Assumption University, Bangkok, Thailand from 19-23 Aug 2002 ed Suthira Duangsamosorn 414-414pp Rodopi (Amsterdam; New York) [includes Lewis Nkosi].

289.

Reading the Novel in English 1950-2000 Brian W. Shaffer x+264-x+264pp Blackwell (Malden, MA; Oxford, UK).

290.

‘Representations of Rape in Apartheid and Post-Apartheid South African Literature’ Anne Reef pp245-262 in Textual Ethos Studies, or Locating Ethics [see this section].

291.

Rewriting Modernity: Studies in Black South African Literary History David Attwell ed Andrea Nattrass x+236-x+236pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).

292.

South Africa and the United States Compared: The Best of Safundi, 2003-2004 ed Andrew Offenburger , Christopher Saunders , and Christopher J. Lee 323-323pp Safundi (USA).

293.

South Africa: Shakespeare and Post-Colonial Culture Natasha Distiller 316-316pp Edwin Mellen Press (Lewiston, NY).

294.

‘South African Cinema in Exile’ Lindiwe Dovey Journal of Postcolonial Writing 41(2) pp 189-199 .

295.

‘The Text That Dare Not Speak Its Name: Contextual Heterosex and Same-Sex Desire in African Fiction’ Chantal Zabus Commonwealth Essays and Studies 28(1) pp 10-23 .

296.

Textual Ethos Studies, or Locating Ethics ed Anna Fahraeus and AnnKatrin Jonsson 378-378pp Rodopi (Amsterdam; New York).

297.

Towards a Transcultural Future: Literature and Society in a ‘Post’-Colonial World ed Geoffrey V. Davis , Peter H. Marsden , Bénédicte Ledent and Marc Delrez xiv+405-xiv+405pp Rodopi (Amsterdam; New York).

298.

‘Translating Oneself into the New South Africa: Fiction of the 1990s’ André Viola pp95-103 in Towards a Transcultural Future [see this section].

299.

Venus in the Dark: Blackness and Beauty in Popular Culture Janell Hobson 192-192pp Routledge (New York).

300.

Voices from the Continent: A Curriculum Guide to Selected Southern African Literature Sara Talis O’Brien and Renée T. Schatteman xi+222-xi+222pp Africa World Press (Trenton, NJ).

301.

Afrika, Tatamkhulu ‘Mother, Missus, Mate: Bisexuality in Tatamkhulu Afrika’s Mr Chameleon and Bitter Eden’ Cheryl Stobie English in Africa 32(2) pp 185-212 .

302.

Bailey, Brett ‘Furiously Enthused? Performing Identities, Encountering iMumbo-Jumbo: A UWC Case Study’ Miki Flockemann, Gino Fransman, Linda Tini and Ignatius Ticha South African Theatre Journal 19 pp 191-207 .

303.

Boehmer, Elleke Stories of Women: Gender and Narrative in the Post-colonial Nation Elleke Boehmer x+239-x+239pp Manchester Univ Press (Manchester).

304.

Bolaji, Omoseye Omoseye Bolaji: Channelling One’s Thoughts onto Paper Charmaine Kolwane 41-41pp Phoenix (Ladybrand).

305.

Bosman, Herman Charles ‘Editing Bosman’s Stories’ Craig MacKenzie Current Writing 17(1) pp 1-13 .

306.

Bosman, Herman Charles ‘“Queer Small Town People”: Fixations and Fictions of Fellowship in the Modern Short Story Cycle’ Sue Marais Current Writing 17(1) pp 14-36 .

307.

Breytenbach, Breyten ‘Frustrating Complicity in Breyten Breytenbach’s The True Confessions of an Albino Terrorist’ Jason Haslam Fitting Sentences pp 163-188 [see Criticism: General].

308.

Brink, André ‘André Brink: An Aesthetics of Response’ Isidore Diala Tydskrif vir Letterkunde 42(1) pp 5-30 .

309.

Brink, André ‘Brinkmanship: Storytellers and the Novelist’ Elmar Lehmann Tydskrif vir Letterkunde 42(1) pp 31-41 .

310.

Brink, André ‘Giving Voice: Narrating Silence, History and Memory in André Brink’s The Other Side of Silence and Before I Forget Sue Kossew Tydskrif vir Letterkunde 42(1) pp 134-146 .

311.

Brink, André ‘“It Is Much More Complicated and Much More Fluid than Mere Linearity”: Female Genealogies in André Brink’s Imaginings of Sand’ Anette Horn and Peter Horn Tydskrif vir Letterkunde 42(1) pp 104-116 .

312.

Brink, André ‘Male Feminist Fiction: Literary Subversions of a Gender-Biased Script’ Monica Bungaro Body, Sexuality, and Gender pp 47-61 [see Criticism: General].

313.

Brink, André ‘Reading Sex and Violence in André Brink’s Rumours of Rain and a Dry White Season’ Alice Brittan Tydskrif vir Letterkunde 42(1) pp 55-77 .

314.

Brink, André ‘Revisiting the Canon and the Literary Tradition: A South African Case Study’ H.P. van Coller Journal of Literary Studies 21(1/2) pp 29-47 .

315.

Brink, André ‘A Wrecked Life: Allegorical Transcendence in André Brink’s An Instant in the Wind’ Michael Titlestad and Mike Kissack Scrutiny2 10(1) pp 17-28 .

316.

Brutus, Dennis ‘African Poetry and the Question of Commitment: A Re-Appraisal of the Works of Christopher Okigbo and Dennis Brutus’ Ismail B.Garba Neohelicon 32(2) pp 459-468 .

317.

Brutus, Dennis ‘The Craft of the Brutus Aesthetic in Poetry: Africana Studies Department, Univ of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Aug 6, 2004’ Lamont B.Steptoe Leafdrift pp 203-216 [interview; see Poetry].

318.

Brutus, Dennis ‘Dennis Brutus’ Stephen Gray pp153-157 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

319.

Butler, Guy ‘Guy Butler’ Stephen Gray pp73-79 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

320.

Butler, Guy ‘The Poetry of Guy Butler’ Don Maclennan English in Africa 32(2) pp 39-52 .

321.

Campbell, Roy ‘“Hurled by What Aim to What Tremendous Range!”: Roy Campbell and the Politics of Anthologies, 1927-1945’ Andrew van der Vlies English Studies in Africa 48(1) pp 63-86 .

322.

Campbell, Roy ‘“Pharaoh’s Sjambok”: Roy Campbell and the Lexicon of Emigration’ Graham Pechey Journal of Postcolonial Writing 41(2) pp 200-211 .

323.

Campbell, Roy ‘Roy Campbell: Uncollected Verse’ Tony Voss English in Africa 32(2) pp 9-38 .

324.

Coetzee, Greig ‘White Man Writing Women: Issues of Power, Gender and Ownership in a Collaborative Creation’ Hazel Barnes South African Theatre Journal 19 pp 93-115 .

325.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Accommodating the Other: Derek Attridge on Literature, Ethics, and the Work of J.M. Coetzee’ Michael Marais Current Writing 17(2) pp 87-101 .

326.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Beyond Words: Silence in William Golding’s Darkness Visible and J.M. Coetzee’s Life and Times of Michael K’ Marijke van Vuuren English Studies in Africa 48(1) pp 93-106 .

327.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Centennial Odysseys: Longest Way Round’ Michael Wood Critical Quarterly 47(1/2) pp 165-172 .

328.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Coetzee’s Disgrace: A Linguistic Analysis of the Opening Chapter’ John Douthwaite Towards a Transcultural Future pp 41-60 [see Criticism: General].

329.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Coetzee’s Queer Body’ Elleke Boehmer Journal of Literary Studies 21(3/4) pp 222-234 .

330.

Coetzee, J. M. Cosmopolitan Fictions: Ethics, Politics, and Global Change in the Works of Kazuo Ishiguro, Michael Ondaatje, Jamaica Kincaid, and J.M.Coetzee Katherine Ann Stanton 96-96pp Routledge (New York).

331.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Disgrace in the Time of a Truth Commission’ Rebecca Saunders Parallax 11(3) pp 99-106 .

332.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Disgraceful Metafiction: Intertextuality in the Postcolony’ Gerald Gaylard Journal of Literary Studies 21(3/4) pp 315-337 .

333.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘The Dog Man: Becoming Animal in Coetzee’s Disgrace’ Tom Herron Twentieth-Century Literature 51(4) pp 467-490 .

334.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘The Dynamics of Discontent: Containing Desire and Aggression in Coetzee’s Disgrace’ Mike Kissack and Michael Titlestad African Identities 3(1) pp 51-67 .

335.

Coetzee, J. M. The Ethics of Exile: Colonialism in the Fictions of Charles Brockden Brown and J.M. Coetzee Timothy F.Strode 253-253pp Routledge (London).

336.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘History Is Larger Than Goodwill: Restitution and Redistributive Justice in J.M. Coetzee’s Age of Iron and Disgrace’ Katherine Ann Stanton pp61-78 in Cosmopolitan Fictions [see this section].

337.

Coetzee, J. M. J.M. Coetzee & the Ethics of Reading: Literature in the Event Derek Attridge xv+225-xv+225pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).

338.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘J.M. Coetzee’s Dusklands: The Meaning of Suffering’ Grant Hamilton Journal of Literary Studies 21(3/4) pp 296-314 .

339.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘J.M. Coetzee’s Waiting for the Barbarians (1980)’ Brian W.Shaffer pp121-137 in Reading the Novel in English [see Criticism: General].

340.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Luster’s Lost Quarter: Reading South African Identities: William Faulkner and J.M. Coetzee’ Lewis Nkosi Journal of Postcolonial Writing 41(2) pp 166-178 .

341.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Materiality and the Madness of Reading: J.M. Coetzee’s Elizabeth Costello as Post-Apartheid Text’ Louise Bethlehem Journal of Literary Studies 21(3/4) pp 235-253 .

342.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Metamorphosis and Sexuality: Reading the Strange Passions of Disgrace’ Pamela Cooper Research in African Literatures 36(4) pp 22-39 .

343.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Michael K: Pastiche, Parody or the Inversion of Michael Kohlhaas’ Peter Horn Current Writing 17(2) pp 56-73 .

344.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Narrating a White Africa: Autobiography, Race and History’ Tony Simoes da Silva Third World Quarterly 26(3) pp 471-478 .

345.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Narratives of Southern African Farms’ Caroline Rooney Third World Quarterly 26(3) pp 431-440 .

346.

Coetzee, J. M. Old Myths -Modern Empires: Power, Language and Identity in J.M. Coetzee’s Work Michela Canepari-Labib 314-314pp Peter Lang (Bern).

347.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Post-Apartheid Transculturalism in Sipho Sepamla’s Rainbow Journey and J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace’ Brian Worsfold pp89-94 in Towards a Transcultural Future [see Criticism: General].

348.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Pursuing Ghosts: The Traumatic Sublime in J.M.Coetzee’s Disgrace’ Kimberly Wedeven Segall Research in African Literatures 36(4) pp 40-54 .

349.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Reading in the In-Between: Pre-Scripting the “Postscript” to Elizabeth Costello’ Reingard Nethersole Journal of Literary Studies 21(3/4) pp 254-276 .

350.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Reading the Unspeakable: Rape in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace’ Lucy Valerie Graham Body, Sexuality, and Gender pp 255-267 [see Criticism: General].

351.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘The Reception of J.M. Coetzee in Russia’ Agatha Krzychylkiewicz Journal of Literary Studies 21(3/4) pp 338-367 .

352.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Return to Humanism: The Future of English Studies in South Africa’ Gareth Cornwell Scrutiny 2 10(1) pp 45-55 .

353.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Situating Ecology in Recent South African Fiction: J.M. Coetzee’s The Lives of Animals and Zakes Mda’s The Heart of Redness’ Anthony Vital Journal of Southern African Studies 31(2) pp 297-313 .

354.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Tell Me a Story: Woman Oral Narrators’ Mary Eagleton pp76-94, 165-168 in Figuring the Woman Author in Contemporary Fiction [see Criticism: General].

355.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Trials and Errors at the Turn of the Millennium: On The Human Stain and J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace’ Daniel L. Medin Philip Roth Studies 1(1) pp 82-92 .

356.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘Variations on a Frontier: J.M.Coetzee’s Novel Dusklands in Context’ Mathilde Rogez Commonwealth Essays and Studies 28(1) pp 40-52 .

357.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘The White Tribe: The Afrikaner in the Novels of J.M. Coetzee’ John Gamgee pp69-79 in Towards a Transcultural Future [see Criticism: General].

358.

Coetzee, J. M. ‘A Woman Thinking in Dark Times? The Absent Presence of Hannah Arendt in J.M. Coetzee’s “Elizabeth Costello and the Problem of Evil”’ Pam Ryan Journal of Literary Studies 21(3/4) pp 277-295 .

359.

Collen, Lindsey ‘To Tell a Story: In Conversation with Triplopia, Lindsey Collen Discusses Rape, Mythology, and Writing as Gift’ Gene Justice and Tara Elliott Internet: Triplopia 4(2) pp[ 24-24 ] [interview].

360.

Cronin, Jeremy ‘Jeremy Cronin’ Stephen Gray pp137-147 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

361.

Dangor, Achmat ‘Torn between Islam and the Other: South African Novelists on Cross-Cultural Relationships’ Henriette Roos Journal of Literary Studies 21(1/2) pp 48-67 .

362.

Dhlomo, H. I. E. Cultural Modernity of H.I.E. Dhlomo Ntongela Masilela 282-282pp Africa World Press (Trenton, NJ).

363.

Dhlomo, H. I. E. ‘Voices of Spectral and Textual Ancestors: Reading Tiyo Soga alongside H.I.E. Dhlomo’s The Girl Who Killed to Save’ Jennifer Wenzel Research in African Literatures 36(1) pp 51-73 .

364.

Dhlomo, R. R. R. ‘R.R.R. Dhlomo and the Early Black South African Short Story in English’ Rob Gaylard Current Writing 17(1) pp 52-69 .

365.

Dike, Fatima ‘Fatima Dike’ Stephen Gray pp92-101 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

366.

Duiker, K. Sello ‘Already Falling Apart?’ Lizzy Attree Wasafiri 46 pp 30-36 .

367.

Duiker, K. Sello ‘Between the Arches of Queer Desire and Race: Representing Bisexual Bodies in the Rainbow Nation’ Cheryl Stobie Body, Sexuality, and Gender pp 65-87 [see Criticism: General].

368.

Duiker, K. Sello ‘“The Travelling Salesman”: A Tribute to K. Sello Duiker: 1974-2005’ Sam Raditlhalo Internet: Feminist Africa 5 pp(7).

369.

Duiker, K. Sello Words Gone Two Soon: A Tribute to Phaswane Mpe and K. Sello Duiker ed Mbulelo Vizikhungo Mzamane xxii+232-xxii+232pp Skotaville Media (Pretoria) [includes poetry and short stories].

370.

Esterhuysen, Peter ‘Making Memory: Stories from Staffrider Magazine and “Testing” the Popular Imagination ‘Irikidzayi Manase African Studies 64(1) pp 55-72 .

371.

Fleishman, Mark ‘Re-Inventing Mythologies: Arguments towards Cultural Identity in Medea and Rain in a Dead Man’s Footprints’ Alex Halligey South African Theatre Journal 19 pp 208-222 .

372.

Fleishman, Mark ‘“Stories Like the Wind”: Recontextualising/Xam Narratives for Contemporary Audiences’ Mark Fleishman South African Theatre Journal 19 pp 43-57 .

373.

Francis, Stephen ‘Madam & Eve -Ten Wonderful Years: A Cartoon Strip and Its Role in Post-Apartheid South Africa’ Gisela Feurle Cheeky Fictions pp 271-286 [see Criticism: General].

374.

Fugard, Athol ‘Africanizing Antigone: Postcolonial Discourse and Strategies of Indigenizing a Western Classic’ Wumi Raji Research in African Literatures 36(4) pp 135-154 .

375.

Fugard, Athol ‘Private Trauma, Public Drama: Fugard, Kani and Ntshona’s The Island and Maponya’s Gangsters’ Shane Graham English Studies in Africa 48(1) pp 107-123 .

376.

Fugard, Athol ‘Ross Devenish’ Stephen Gray pp112-123 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

377.

Galgut, Damon ‘“Dire Situations and Bad Prospects”: Damon Galgut’s Glance at South Africa’s Past and Present in The Good Doctor’ María Jesús Cabarcos-Traseira Current Writing 17(2) pp 42-55 .

378.

Galgut, Damon ‘Realism, Absence and the Man Booker Shortlist: Damon Galgut’s The Good Doctor’ Ken Barris Current Writing 17(2) pp 24-41 .

379.

Gibbon, Perceval ‘“Queer Small Town People”: Fixations and Fictions of Fellowship in the Modern Short Story Cycle’ Sue Marais Current Writing 17(1) pp 14-36 .

380.

Gopie, Rajesh ‘Melancholia of Freedom: Humour and Nostalgia among Indians in South Africa’ Thomas Blom Hansen Modern Drama 48(2) pp 297-315 .

381.

Gordimer, Nadine ‘Nadine Gordimer’ Stephen Gray and Phil du Plessis pp15-54 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

382.

Gordimer, Nadine ‘Nadine Gordimer: The Mandela Myth and Black Empowerment in Post-Apartheid South Africa’ Isidore Diala English in Africa 32(2) pp 135-154 .

383.

Gordimer, Nadine ‘National Photographic: Images of Sensibility and the Nation in Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing and Nadine Gordimer’s July’s People’ Laura Wright Mosaic 38(1) pp 75-92 .

384.

Gordimer, Nadine ‘The Politics of Location: Nadine Gordimer’s Fiction Then and Now’ Katie Gramich Current Writing 17(2) pp 74-86 .

385.

Gordimer, Nadine ‘Shifts in Gordimer’s Recent Short Fiction: Story-Telling after Apartheid’ Ileana Dimitriu Current Writing 17(1) pp 90-107 .

386.

Gordimer, Nadine ‘A Study of Identity in Post-Apartheid South African English Literature: The Pickup by Nadine Gordimer’ M.J. Cloete Literator 26(1) pp 49-67 .

387.

Gordimer, Nadine ‘Subjects in History: Disruptions of the Colonial in Heart of Darkness and July’s People’ Byron Caminero-Santangelo African Fiction and Joseph Conrad pp 89-108, 154-156 [see Criticism: General].

388.

Gordimer, Nadine ‘A Tribute to Nadine Gordimer’ David Attwell English Studies in Africa 48(1) pp 1-4 .

389.

Govender, Ronnie ‘Narrative, Memory and Mapping: Ronnie Govender’s “At the Edge” and Other Cato Manor Stories’ Duncan Brown Current Writing 17(1) pp 108-128 .

390.

Head, Bessie ‘Cape Gooseberries and Giant Cauliflowers: Transplantation, Hybridity, and Growth in Bessie Head’s A Question of Power’ Anissa Talahite Mosaic 38(4) pp 141-156 .

391.

Head, Bessie ‘Crossroads Republic’ Brent Hayes Edwards Chimurenga 8 pp 2-13 .

392.

Head, Bessie ‘Method and Madness in A Question of Power and Wide Sargasso Sea’ Rajeev S. Patke Journal of Caribbean Literatures 4(1) pp 185-193 .

393.

Head, Bessie ‘Publishing Bessie Head: Memories and Reflections’ James Currey Wasafiri 46 pp 19-26 .

394.

Head, Bessie ‘Tête-à-Tête with the Chief: Post-Womanist Discourse in Bessie Head’s Maru’ Chikwenye Okonjo Ogunyemi Body, Sexuality, and Gender pp 3-13 [see Criticism: General].

395.

Head, Bessie ‘Unruly Subjects in Southern African Writing’ Dorothy Driver pp61-67 in Towards a Transcultural Future [see Criticism: General].

396.

Hope, Christopher ‘Ridiculing Rainbow Rhetoric: Christopher Hope’s Me, the Moon and Elvis Presley’ Jochen Petzold pp285-292 in Towards a Transcultural Future [see Criticism: General].

397.

Isaacson, Maureen ‘Making Memory: Stories from Staffrider Magazine and “Testing” the Popular Imagination’ Irikidzayi Manase African Studies 64(1) pp 55-72 .

398.

Jacobs, Rayda ‘Torn between Islam and the Other: South African Novelists on Cross-Cultural Relationships’ Henriette Roos Journal of Literary Studies 21(1/2) pp 48-67 .

399.

Jacobson, Dan ‘Dan Jacobson’ Stephen Gray pp55-72 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

400.

Jacobson, Dan ‘Travel and Transgression: Dan Jacobson’s Southern African Journey’ Dirk Klopper Third World Quarterly 26(3) pp 461-469 .

401.

Jamal, Ashraf ‘Mapping the City Space in Current Zimbabwean and South African Fiction’ Irikidzayi Manase Transformation 57 pp 88-105 .

402.

Junction Avenue Theatre Company ‘Traps Seductive, Destructive and Productive: Theatre and the New South Africa’ Malcolm Purkey Towards a Transcultural Future pp 305-313 [see Criticism: General].

403.

Kani, John ‘Africanizing Antigone: Postcolonial Discourse and Strategies of Indigenizing a Western Classic’ Wumi Raji Research in African Literatures 36(4) pp 135-154 .

404.

Kani, John ‘Private Trauma, Public Drama: Fugard, Kani and Ntshona’s The Island and Maponya’s Gangsters’ Shane Graham English Studies in Africa 48(1) pp 107-123 .

405.

Kohler, Sheila ‘Between the Arches of Queer Desire and Race: Representing Bisexual Bodies in the Rainbow Nation’ Cheryl Stobie pp65-87 in Body, Sexuality, and Gender [see Criticism: General].

406.

Krog, Antjie ‘Annals of Plagiarism: Antjie Krog and the Bleek and Lloyd Collection’ Stephen Watson New Contrast 130 33(2) pp 48-61 .

407.

Livingstone, Douglas ‘A Cellular Universe: Douglas Livingstone’s Collected Poems, A Ruthless Fidelity’ Tony Voss Current Writing 17(2) pp 125-143 .

408.

Livingstone, Douglas ‘Jack Sprat and His Wife: Symbiosis in Douglas Livingstone’s A Littoral Zone’ Mariss Everitt English in Africa 32(2) pp 53-68 .

409.

Maponya, Maishe ‘Private Trauma, Public Drama: Fugard, Kani and Ntshona’s The Island and Maponya’s Gangsters’ Shane Graham English Studies in Africa 48(1) pp 107-123 .

410.

Mda, Zakes ‘Harmony of Voice: Women Characters in the Plays of Zakes Mda’ Litzi Lombardozzi English in Africa 32(2) pp 213-226 .

411.

Mda, Zakes ‘Laughing Back at the Kingfisher: Zakes’ Mda’s The Heart of Redness and Postcolonial Humour’ Wendy Woodward Cheeky Fictions pp 287-300 [see Criticism: General].

412.

Mda, Zakes ‘Reading Transnational Histories: The Representation of the Afrikaner in Zakes Mda’s The Madonna of Excelsior’ Rogier Courau Scrutiny2 10(2) pp 103-115 .

413.

Mda, Zakes ‘Silence and Violence in She Plays with the Darkness’ Nokuthula Mazibuko Scrutiny2 10(2) pp 93-102 .

414.

Mda, Zakes ‘Situating Ecology in Recent South African Fiction: J.M. Coetzee’s The Lives of Animals and Zakes Mda’s The Heart of Redness’ Anthony Vital Journal of Southern African Studies 31(2) pp 297-313 .

415.

Mda, Zakes ‘Some Thoughts on Black Male Homosexualities in South African Writing: Zakes Mda’s The Hill and Kaizer Nyatsumba’s “In Happiness and in Sorrow”’ Sikhumbuzo Mngadi English in Africa 32(2) pp 155-168 .

416.

Mda, Zakes ‘Wholeness or Fragmentation? The New Challenges of South African Literary Studies’ Richard Samin Towards a Transcultural Future pp 81-88 [see Criticism: General].

417.

Mhlophe, Gcina ‘Gcina Mhlophe’ Stephen Gray pp148-152 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

418.

Mpe, Phaswane ‘Already Falling Apart?’ Lizzy Attree Wasafiri 46 pp 30-36 .

419.

Mpe, Phaswane ‘Healing with Words: Phaswane Mpe Interviewed’ Lizzy Attree Journal of Commonwealth Literature 40(3) pp 139-148 .

420.

Mpe, Phaswane ‘Locating Identity in Phaswane Mpe’s Welcome to Our Hillbrow’ Carrol Clarkson Third World Quarterly 26(3) pp 451-459 .

421.

Mpe, Phaswane ‘Mapping the City Space in Current Zimbabwean and South African Fiction’ Irikidzayi Manase Transformation 57 pp 88-105 .

422.

Mpe, Phaswane ‘Translating the Nation: Phaswane Mpe and the Fiction of Post-Apartheid’ Michael Green Scrutiny2 10(1) pp 3-16 .

423.

Mpe, Phaswane ‘Visible and Invisible: What Surfaces in Recent Johannesburg Novels?’ Carrol Clarkson Moving Worlds 5(1) pp 84-119 .

424.

Mpe, Phaswane Words Gone Two Soon: A Tribute to Phaswane Mpe and K.Sello Duiker ed Mbulelo Vizikhungo Mzamane xxii+232-xxii+232pp Skotaville Media (Pretoria) [includes poetry and short stories].

425.

Nicol, Mike ‘An Anatomy of Violence: A Conversation with Mike Nicol’ Thomas Brückner Towards a Transcultural Future pp 19-29 [interview; see Criticism: General].

426.

Nkosi, Lewis Still Beating the Drum: Critical Perspectives on Lewis Nkosi ed Lindy Stiebel and Liz Gunner xxxv+375-xxxv+375pp Rodopi (Amsterdam; New York).

427.

Nortje, Arthur ‘Dark Anatomies in Arthur Nortje’s Poetry’ Sarah Nuttall pp187-206 in Body, Sexuality, and Gender [see Criticism: General].

428.

Ntshona, Winston ‘Africanizing Antigone: Postcolonial Discourse and Strategies of Indigenizing a Western Classic’ Wumi Raji Research in African Literatures 36(4) pp 135-154 .

429.

Ntshona, Winston ‘Private Trauma, Public Drama: Fugard, Kani and Ntshona’s The Island and Maponya’s Gangsters’ Shane Graham English Studies in Africa 48(1) pp 107-123 .

430.

Nyatsumba, Kaizer ‘Some Thoughts on Black Male Homosexualities in South African Writing: Zakes Mda’s The Hill and Kaizer Nyatsumba’s “In Happiness and in Sorrow”’ Sikhumbuzo Mngadi English in Africa 32(2) pp 155-168 .

431.

Paton, Alan ‘Alan Paton’s Sublime: Race, Landscape and the Transcendence of the Liberal Imagination’ Hermann Wittenberg Current Writing 17(2) pp 3-23 .

432.

Paton, Alan ‘The Beloved South African: Alan Paton in America’ Lesley Cowling Scrutiny2 10(2) pp 81-92 .

433.

Paton, Alan ‘Multiculturalism and Ethnicity in Alan Paton’s Fiction’ M.Z.Malaba Towards a Transcultural Future pp 273-284 [see Criticism: General].

434.

Paton, Alan ‘The Principle of the Principal as Principal: Narratorial Identity and Perspective in Alan Paton’s Diepkloof Stories’ Andrew Foley Current Writing 17(1) pp 70-89 .

435.

Penny, Sarah ‘A Literary Vox Pop’ Sarah Penny Journal of Postcolonial Writing 41(2) pp 212-221 .

436.

Plomer, William ‘Vision, Doubt, Anguish and Retreat: The Fraught Liberal Context of William Plomer’s Turbott Wolfe’ Michael Titlestad and Mike Kissack English Studies in Africa 48(1) pp 37-62 .

437.

Pringle, Thomas ‘Pringle v Cadell and Wood v Pringle: The Libel Cases over The History of Mary Prince’ Sue Thomas Journal of Commonwealth Literature 40(1) pp 113-135 .

438.

Qabula, Alfred Temba ‘Oral Performance and Constructs of Identity in Temba Qabula’s Poetry’ M.C.Mashige Southern African Journal for Folklore Studies 15(2) pp 20-32 .

439.

Reznek, Jennie ‘Re-Inventing Mythologies: Arguments towards Cultural Identity in Medea and Rain in a Dead Man’s Footprints’ Alex Halligey South African Theatre Journal 19 pp 208-222 .

440.

Rico ‘Madam & Eve -Ten Wonderful Years: A Cartoon Strip and Its Role in Post-Apartheid South Africa’ Gisela Feurle Cheeky Fictions pp 271-286 [see Criticism: General].

441.

Roberts, Sheila ‘Sheila Roberts’ Stephen Gray pp210-214 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

442.

Sarif, Shamin ‘Between the Arches of Queer Desire and Race: Representing Bisexual Bodies in the Rainbow Nation’ Cheryl Stobie pp65-87 in Body, Sexuality, and Gender [see Criticism: General].

443.

Scholefield, Alan ‘Alan Scholefield’ Stephen Gray pp102-111 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

444.

Schreiner, Olive ‘Narratives of Southern African Farms’ Caroline Rooney Third World Quarterly 26(3) pp 431-440 .

445.

Sepamla, Sipho ‘Post-Apartheid Transculturalism in Sipho Sepamla’s Rainbow Journey and J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace’ Brian Worsfold pp89-94 in Towards a Transcultural Future [see Criticism: General].

446.

Sepamla, Sipho ‘Sipho Sepamla’ Stephen Gray pp84-91 in Indaba [interview; see Criticism: General].

447.

Small, Adam ‘Displacement in the Literary Texts of Black Afrikaans Writers in South Africa’ Louise Viljoen Journal of Literary Studies 21(1/2) pp 93-118 .

448.

Smith, Pauline ‘The Ethics of Modality in Pauline Smith’s “The Sisters”’ Myrtle Hooper pp133-144 in Textual Ethos Studies, or Locating Ethics [see Criticism: General].

449.

Smith, Pauline ‘“Queer Small Town People”: Fixations and Fictions of Fellowship in the Modern Short Story Cycle’ Sue Marais Current Writing 17(1) pp 14-36 .

450.

Soga, Tiyo ‘Voices of Spectral and Textual Ancestors: Reading Tiyo Soga alongside H.I.E. Dhlomo’s The Girl Who Killed to Save’ Jennifer Wenzel Research in African Literatures 36(1) pp 51-73 .

451.

Statham, F. R. ‘F.R. Statham’s “Mr Magnus”: A Forgotten Novel of Cecil Rhodes’ John Pinfold African Research and Documentation 97 pp 23-32 .

452.

Vladislavic, Ivan ‘Postcolonial Satire: Ivan Vladislavic’ Gerald Gaylard Current Writing 17(1) pp 129-148 .

453.

Vladislavic, Ivan ‘Setting, Intertextuality and the Resurrection of the Postcolonial Author’ Zoë Wicomb Journal of Postcolonial Writing 41(2) pp 144-155 .

454.

Vladislavic, Ivan ‘Visible and Invisible: What Surfaces in Recent Johannesburg Novels?’ Carrol Clarkson Moving Worlds 5(1) pp 84-119 .

455.

Watson, Stephen ‘“Stories Like the Wind”: Recontextualising/Xam Narratives for Contemporary Audiences’ Mark Fleishman South African Theatre Journal 19 pp 43-57 .

456.

Wicomb, Zoë ‘Amazing Cityscapes and Contextualized Reading in Zoë Wicomb’s You Can’t Get Lost in Cape Town’ Guillaume Cingal Commonwealth Essays and Studies 28(1) pp 33-39 .

457.

Wicomb, Zoë ‘Bastards and Bodies in Zoë Wicomb’s David’s Story’ Mike Marais Journal of Commonwealth Literature 40(3) pp 21-36 .

458.

Wicomb, Zoë ‘Nationalism and the Development of Identity in Postcolonial Fiction: Zoë Wicomb and Michelle Cliff’ Constance S. Richards Research in African Literatures 36(1) pp 20-33 .

459.

Wicomb, Zoë ‘Zoë Wicomb’s Home Truths: Place, Genealogy, and Identity in David’s Story’ Derek Attridge Journal of Postcolonial Writing 41(2) pp 156-165 .

460.

Barron, Chris Collected South African Obituaries 352-352pp Penguin (Johannesburg).

461.

Cope, Michael Intricacy: A Meditation on Memory ed Helen Moffett ix+288-ix+288pp Double Storey (Cape Town) [biography of his mother Lesley Cope].

462.

Cronwright-Schreiner, S. C. Olive Schreiner: Her Reinterment on Buffelskop ed with further notes Paul Walters and Jeremy Fogg 185-185pp National English Literary Museum (Grahamstown) [from the original diaries of her husband Samuel Cron Cronwright-Schreiner; with pref, introd and notes from original edition by Guy Butler].

463.

Deacon, Janette and Craig Foster My Heart Stands in the Hill ed Laurianne Claase 191-191pp Struik (Cape Town) [religion, social customs and folklore of the San].

464.

Gray, Stephen Life Sentence: A Biography of Herman Charles Bosman 382-382pp Human & Rousseau (Cape Town).

465.

Hallengren, Anders ed Nobel Laureates in Search of Identity & Integrity: Voices of Different Cultures 280-280pp World Scientific Publishing (Hackensack, NJ).

466.

Jamal, Ashraf Predicaments of Culture in South Africa xiii+171-xiii+171pp Unisa Press (Pretoria) by arrangement with Koninklijke Brill (Leiden) [on politics, ethics, identity and cultural imaginary].

467.

Malathronas, John Rainbow Diary: A Journey in the New South Africa 333-333pp Summersdale (Chichester).

468.

Masson, Madeleine Christine: SOE Agent and Churchill’s Favourite Spy xxxii+320-xxxii+320pp Virago (London) [on WW II spy Christine Granville; first pub 1975].

469.

Mphahlele, Es’kia Es’kia Continued: Literary Appreciation, Education, African Humanism & Culture, Social Consciousness foreword Andries Walter Oliphant, introd James Ogude, ed James Ogude and others xxvii+438-xxvii+438pp Stainbank & Associates (Johannesburg).

470.

Nakasa, Nat The World of Nat Nakasa ed Essop Patel xxxiv+237-xxxiv+237pp Picador Africa (Johannesburg) [includes tributes by Can Themba, Nadine Gordimer and Mongane Wally Serote; first pub 1975].

471.

Opland, Jeff The Dassie and the Hunter: A South African Meeting ed Duncan Brown xiii+389-xiii+389pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville) [biography of praise poet David Livingstone Phakamile Yali-Manisi].

472.

Paton, Alan Lost City of the Kalahari ed and introd Hermann Wittenberg xi+60-xi+60pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).

473.

Pinnock, Don Blue Ice: Travels in Antarctica 175-175pp Double Storey in association with Getaway Magazine (Cape Town).

474.

Roberts, Ronald Suresh No Cold Kitchen: A Biography of Nadine Gordimer ed Craig Higginson 733-733pp STE (Johannesburg).

475.

Rosenberg, Valerie Herman Charles Bosman: Between the Lines 261-261pp Struik (Cape Town).

476.

Sampson, Anthony Drum: The Making of a Magazine xii+240-xii+240pp Jonathan Ball (Johannesburg).

477.

Sampson, Lin Now You’ve Gone ’n Killed Me: True Stories of Crime, Passion and Ballroom Dancing ed Erika Bornman , foreword Rian Malan 199-199pp Oshun (Cape Town).

478.

Schreiner, Olive Words in Season: The Public Writings with Her Own Remembrances Collected for the First Time ed Stephen Gray xv+217-xv+217pp Penguin (Johannesburg).

479.

Stephanou, Irene and Leila Henriques The World in an Orange: Creating Theatre with Barney Simon ed Lionel Abrahams and Jane Fox xii+380-xii+380pp Jacana (Johannesburg).

480.

Thamm, Marianne ed The Fairlady Collection: 40 Years of Fine Writing x+225-x+225pp Jonathan Ball (Johannesburg; Cape Town) [articles from Fair Lady magazine].

481.

ed Gus Ferguson : special issue Reading the Signs [by] Don Maclennan 25-25pp.

482.

Children’s Literature Association Quarterly 30(2) ed Richard Flynn: special issue African and

483.

Caribbean Children’s Literature ed Donnarae MacCann and Katharine Capshaw Smith pp137-239.

484.

Textual, Contextual, Extra-Textual ed Christiane Fioupou and Colette Selles 127-127pp.

485.

New Research on J. M. Coetzee ed Marianne de Jong pp207-383.

486.

Letters Home: South Africans Writing Abroad ed Sheila Boniface Davies and Georgina Horrell pp131-246.

487.

The Garden 240-240pp.

488.

Scrutiny2: Issues in English Studies in Southern Africa 10(2) ed Leon de Kock: special issue

489.

Transnationalism and African Literature ed Isabel Hofmeyr and Liz Gunner 149-149pp.

490.

Connecting Cultures ed Emma Bainbridge pp383-558.

491.

André P. Brink @ 70 213-213pp.

492.

Africa 05: Articles, Interviews, Fiction, Poetry, Plays and Reviews 88-88pp.

493.

Froggy Press Childrens’ Poetry Journal ( Claremont ) ed Caroline Esterhuizen ; quarterly; first issue Summer 2005.

494.

Sweet Magazine ( Cape Town ) ed Paul Wessels ; irregular; first issue Mar 2005 [online].