Appendix II: South Africa

Abstract

References

Black South African Women Writers in English: A Preliminary Checklist

Amelia House

32 Program on Women, Northwestern University (Evanston).

Books in Print South Africa 1980 197 Cedarwood (Randburg) csd R39,00.

South African Bibliography: A Survey of Bibliographies and Bibliographical Work Reuben Musiker 2nd ed 84 David Philip (Cape Town) pa R8,40.

'South African Bibliographical Notes and News, September 1979: A Checklist of Recent Bibliographies, Articles, Developments and Surveys on Bibliographical Themes, Arranged by Catchword'

Reuben Musiker African Research & Documentation (Birmingham) 21 ( 1979) 17-21.

South Africa Reuben Musiker 194 World Bibliographic Series Clio Press (Oxford) csd £16 (1979) [Literature section: pp 114-18].

Index to South African Periodicals Johannesburg Public Library (Johannesburg) ; 1979 volume in preparation.

MLA International Bibliography Modern Language Association (New York); appears annually; secondary works only.

South African National Bibliography State Library (Pretoria); quarterly; accumulated annually.

Classified Catalogue of the Strange Africana Collection, Johannesburg Public Library State Library (Pretoria) microfiche R180,00 [complements author catalogue of same library published in 1979]. Guide to the Manuscripts of the National English Documentation Centre, Grahamstown 2 vols 312 State Archives (Pretoria) R20,60.

10.

Handlist of Manuscripts in the University of Cape Town Libranes. Second Supplement comp L. Twentyman-Jones Varia Series No 16 University of Cape Town Libraries (Cape Town) pa.

11.

Modern South African Novel in English: A Selective Bibliography of Dissertations and Theses

G.E. Gorman RAL X 3 (1979) 383-93.

12.

Union Catalogue of Theses and Dissertations of South African University, Supplement for 1978. Ferdinand Postma Library ( Potchefstroom) pa.

13.

Aylen, Leo Return to Zululand 60 Sidgwick and Jackson £3.00.

14.

Banoobhai, Shabbir Echoes of My Other Self 52 Ravan Uohannesburg) pa R3,60.

15.

Madingoane, Ingoapele Africa My Beginning 32 Collings £1.75 [first published by Ravan 1979, and banned].

16.

Patel, Essop They Came at Dawn 52 BLAC (Cape Town).

17.

Wright, David Selected Poems 120 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) csd R7,95.

18.

Brown, James Ambrose Lyndall: An Adaptation in two acts of Olive Schreiner's The Story of an African Farm 46 leaves Dramatic Artistic and Literary Rights Organization pa R0,90.

19.

Manaka, Matsemela Egoli: City of Gold acted and developed by John Moalusi Ledwaba and Hamilton Mahonga Silwane 28 A Soyikwa Black Theatre Production Ravan ( Johannesburg ) pa R1,00.

20.

Mda, Zakes We Shall Sing for the Fatherland, and Other Plays [Dark Voices Ring; Dead End] 66 Ravan Playscripts No 6 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa.

21.

Blignaut, Aegidius Jean Dead End Road [intro by Lionel Abrahams and including the original intro to The Hottentot's God (1931) by Herman Charles Bosman ] 106 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) csd R7,95.

22.

Bosman, Herman Charles Jacaranda in the Night 199 Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) csd R6,95.

23.

Coetzee, J.M. Waiting for the Barbarians 165 Secker & Warburg csd £5.95.

24.

Ebersohn, Wessel The Centurion 231 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R3,84.

25.

-- Store Up the Anger 240 Gollancz csd.

26.

Essop, Ahmed The Visitation 98 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R3,60 csd R5,60.

27.

Fugard, Athol Tsotsi 168 Ad Donker by arrangement with Quagga Press (Johannesburg ) csd R11,95.

28.

Gordimer, Nadine A Soldier's Embrace 144 Jonathan Cape csd R10,95.

29.

Gray, Stephen Caltrop's Desire 135 David Philip (Cape Town) with Collings £5.50.

30.

Harries, Ann The Sound of the Gora [for adolescents] 144 Heinemann csd £4.50.

31.

Hope, Christopher A Separate Development 177 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R5,60 csd R8,50.

32.

Jones, Toeckey Go Well, Stay Well [for adolescents] 202 Bodley Head csd £3.95 ( 1979)

33.

Mzamane, Mbulelo Mzala: The Stones of Mbulelo Mzamane 185 Staffrider Series No 5 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R3,50.

34.

Plomer, William Turbott Wolfe ed Stephen Gray [with background pieces by Roy Campbell, William Plomer, Laurens van der Post, Nadine Gordimer, Michael Herbert, Peter Wilhelm, David Brown and Stephen Gray] 203 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) csd R12,95 [first pub 1926].

35.

Scholefield, Alan Berlin Blind 196 Heinemann csd £5.95.

36.

Sharpe, Tom Ancestral Vices 231 Secker & Warburg csd £6.50.

37.

Smith, Wilbur A Falcon Flies 253 Heinemann csd £5.95.

38.

Tlali, Miriam Amandla [earlier advertised under title Awethu] 294 Staffrider Series No 6 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R3,90 [banned in South Africa].

39.

Van Nistrik , Jack Where Rumour Never Reaches 386 Jonathan Ball ( Johannesburg) csd R12,95.

40.

Zwi, Rose Another Year in Africa 174 Bateleur csd.

41.

Forced Landing: Africa South: Contemporary Writings ed Mothobi Mutloatse 208 Ravan (Johannesburg ) pa R2,85.

42.

Modern South African Stones ed Stephen Gray [rev and enl ed of On the Edge of the World] 256 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R8,95.

43.

Poets to the People ed Barry Feinberg [enl ed] 189 Heinemann Educational pa £1.70.

44.

Writers' Temtory ed Stephen Gray 2nd ed 218 Longman (Cape Town) pa R3.95.

45.

'A Discussion of Censorship in South Africa'

Risimati j'Mathonsi RAL XI 549-51.

46.

'A Matter of Commitment'

Amelia House Présence Afncaine CIX 107-15.

47.

' A Note on New Classic and S'ketsh' Sipho Sepamla English in Africa VII 2 81-85.

48.

'Announcement: The Bloody Horse'

Patrick Cullinan English in Africa VII 2 86-87.

49.

'At this Stage'

Benjy Francis Wietie 2 24-26.

50.

'Black Macbeth' [producing Macbeth in a black school]

Richard Rive Heresy 2 2-16.

51.

'Black Writing: Problems and Prospects of a Tradition: Writing for the Theatre Today'

Benjy Francis S'ketsh Winter (1979 ) 10-11.

52.

'Campbell, Plomer, van der Post and Voorslag'

Peter F. Alexander English in Africa VII 2 50-59.

53.

'Censorship, Access to Information and Public Debate'

A.S. Matthews Theoria LV 2 21-31.

54.

'Censorship and the Author'

André Brink Critical Arts I 2 16-26.

55.

'Censorship and the Word'

Nadine Gordimer The Bloody Horse 1 20-24.

56.

'Character and Meaning in Four Contemporary South African Novels' [Coetzee's In the Heart of the Country; Cope's My Son Max; Gordimer's The Conservationist; Wilhelm's The Dark Wood]

Sheila Roberts WLWE XIX 1 19-36.

57.

'Critical Co-ordinates of South African English Literature' Stephen Gray [dissertation summary]

Humanitas VI 2 153.

58.

'Critical Responses to Contemporary South African Theatre'

Ian Steadman Critical Arts I 3 40-46.

59.

'Dilemmas of a Writers' Group'

Mogorosi Motshumi Staffrider III 3 43-44.

60.

'Donga: One Angry Voice'

Welma Odendaal English in Africa VII 2 67-74.

61.

'Evaluating Protest Fiction'

Gareth Cornwell English in Africa VII 1 51-70.

62.

'From Apartheid to Afrocentrism'

Nadine Gordimer English in Africa VII 1 45-50.

63.

'From Market to Theatre' [the Market Theatre, Johannesburg]

Elretha Stretcher South African Panorama XXIV 4 (1979) 36-39.

64.

'Goal-Oriented Theatre in the Winterveld'

Hilary Blecher Critical Arts I 3 23-39.

65.

'In the Crucible: A Situation of Change for South African Literature' Adam Small in Ellen Hellman and Henry Lever , eds. Race Relations in South Africa 1929-1979 (New York, 1979) 249-72.

66.

' Jack Cope and Contrast' Gerald Gordon Contrast XIII 1 25-31.

67.

'Kommentaar: Literere Meriete en Moraliteit'

Ampie Coetzee The Bloody Horse 2 3-5.

68.

'Literary Censorship: Control of the Black Mind'

Dorothy Driver South African Outlook CX 1308 10-13.

69.

'Lovedale Press: Literature for the Bantu Revisned'

Jeffrey Peires English in Africa VII 1 71-85 [reprint of article in History in Africa 6 ( 1979) 155-75].

70.

' My Years with The Classic: A Note' Barney Simon English in Africa VII 2 75-80.

71.

'Open Letter to South African Whites'

Don Mattera Index on Censorship IX 1 49-50.

72.

'New Forms of Strategy — No Change of Heart' [Censorship] Nadine Gordimer Critical Arts I 2 27-35.

73.

'98 Kinds of Censorship in South Africa'

Nadine Gordimer Hekima (Nairobi) I 115-19.

74.

'Perspectives on South African Fiction. Critical Studies in South African Literature Sarah Christie, Geoffrey Hutchings and Don Maclennan 191 Ad Donker csd R14,95.

75.

'Perspectives on Working-Class Life among Black and African Writers, 1890-1930'

Isabel Hofmeyr Africa Perspective 16 24-41.

76.

'Preserving a Cultural Heritage: A South African Past, Present and Future'

D.R. Beeton Humanitas VI 4 411-15 and Communiqué V 2 1-10.

77.

'South African and African Literature in Schools'

D.J. Brindley ELTIC Reporter (Johannesburg) V 2 38-39.

78.

'South African Bilingual and Multilingual Drama in the Sevenues'

Sheila Roberts Canadian Drama VI 1 134-50.

79.

'Staffrider: An Informal Discussion' Mike Kirkwood English in Africa VII 2 22-31.

80.

'Staffrider'

Daniel P. Kunene ALA Newsletter VI 3 11-12.

81.

'Statement on Censorship'

Mothobi Mutloatse Reality XII 19.

82.

'The Early Black South African Newspaper and the Development of the Novel'

Patricia Morris JCL XV 1 15-29.

83.

'The Early Days of South African Theatre'

Lorraine Fourie South African Digest 12 October 1979 14-16.

84.

'The Farm: A Concept in the Writing of Olive Schreiner, Pauline Smith, Doris Lessing, Nadine Gordimer, and Bessie Head'

Jean Marquard Dalhousie Review LIX (1979) 293-307.

85.

'The Literature of Apartheid'

Cecil A. Abrahams Études Anglaises LXXVI 166-74.

86.

'The Purple Renoster: An Adolescence'

Lionel Abrahams English in Africa VII 2 32-49.

87.

'The Right to Teach Students Indigenous Literature'

Richard Rive ELTIC Reporter V 3 5-8.

88.

'The Role of FUBA in the Country' [Federated Union of Black Arts]

Sipho Sepamla Reality XI 6 (1979) 14-15.

89.

'The Touleier: The Custody of History'

Aegidius Jean Blignaut English in Africa VII 2 60-66.

90.

'The Urban Cultural Scene — Theatre: Extracts from a Winter School Talk'

Sipho Sepamla S'ketsh Winter 1979 17-19.

91.

' The World of Contrast Jack Cope English in Africa VII 2 1-21.

92.

'Teaching Literature in South Africa'

John Povey Crux XIV 2 14-19. 'Theatre of the Dispossessed: An article based on discussions with James Mthoba and Joe Rahube' Matsemela Manaka Staffrider III 3 28-30.

93.

'Theatre Research in South Africa'

Temple Hauptfleisch Critical Arts I 3 11-22.

94.

'Tsonga Book Review' [review article on 22 literary works]

C.T.D. Marivate Limi 8 61-71.

95.

'Wietie Banned' [correspondence with Censorship Board]

Wietie 2 16.

96.

'Writing is Part of the Struggle'

Rose Powell Index on Censorship IX 6 8-12.

97.

'Zur Lage der Literatur in Südafrika'

Arnold Blumer Akzente XXVII 418-24.

98.

Abrahams, Peter

'A Long Way from Vrededorp: The Reception of Peter Abrahams's Ideas'

Kolawole Ogungbesan RAL XI 2 197-205.

99.

Black, Stephen 'The First Night of Stephen Black's Love and the Hyphen' Stephen Gray Quarterly Bulletin of the South African Library XXXVI 1 26-40 [with biog note on Black 24-26].

100.

Bosman, Herman

Charles 'Bosman on the Boards' [Interview with Stephen Gray re his adaptation of 'Cold Stone Jug']

Contrast XIII 2 43-50.

101.

-- 'Herman Charles Bosman Short Stories' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 83-85 (see General Studies).

102.

—— see also Leipoldt, Louis C. below.

103.

—— see also 'The Touleier: The Custody of History' General Studies.

104.

Brutus, Dennis 'Poet Profile: Dennis Brutus' anon Kwanza Journal 4 25-26.

105.

Camoens, Luis de Camoens and the Poetry of South Africa Stephen Gray 16 Camoens Annual Lectures No 1 Oppenheimet Institute for Portuguese Studies (Johannesburg) price not available

106.

Campbell, Roy 'Die Frage der Zeitgemässheit von Roy Campbells Literarischem Schaffen' Maria Emanuela Eisl in James Hogg , eg. Essays in Honour of Erwin Sturzl on His Sixteenth Birthday (Univ Salzburg ) 101-35.

107.

-- ' Roy Campbell - Almost a Liberal' David Robbins Reality XII 1 10-11.

108.

—— see also 'Campbell, Plomer, van der Post and Voorslag' General Studies.

109.

Coetzee, J.M. "Dusklands and 'The Impregnable Stronghold of the Intellect' " J.W.B. Wood Theoria LIV 1 13-23.

110.

-- See also 'Character and Meaning in Four Contemporary South African Novels' General Studies.

111.

-- see also 'John Coetzee: Dusklands (1974)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 174-83.

112.

Cope, Jack see 'Character and Meaning in Four Contemporary South African Novels' General Studies.

113.

Dike, Fatima 'Fatima Dike: The Queen of Our Stage' Jackie Heyns Drum October (1979) 14.

114.

—— 'Fatima Dike: Lady of the Theatre' Val King and Paul Alberts Bona January 92-95.

115.

Dikobe, Modikwe 'A Critical Review of The Marabi Dance, with special attention to the attitudes and value judgements contained in the narrative and assessing the value of the novel to the historian' Don Pinnock Janus (Cape Town) (1979) 14-21.

116.

-- 'Star Café' [Profile of author] anon Staffrider III 17.

117.

Eglington, Charles

'Eglington — The Thorny Path of Perfection'

Hubert D. Jennings Contrast XIII 1 84-89.

118.

Fugard, Athol

'Athol Fugard's Development: A Stocktaking'

Stephen Gray Theoria LV 2 33-36.

119.

—— 'Boesman et Lena d'Athol Fugard' Hekate Meyond Peuples Noirs—Peuples Africains XIII 148-50.

120.

-- 'Drama and the Police State: Athol Fugard's South Africa' Derek Cohen Canadian Drama VI 1 151-61.

121.

-- 'Fugard in London: Interview with Peter Stevenson' [director] Stephen Gray Heresy 1 (1979) 33-39.

122.

-- ' Fugard's A Lesson from Aloes: An Introduction' Mary Benson Theater XI 5-6.

123.

-- 'Interview with Athol Fugard, Port Elizabeth, 30 November 1977' Barrie Hough Theoria LV 2 37-48.

124.

-- 'Johari's Window, Hester and Johnnie: An Approach to Athol

125.

Fugard's Hello and Goodbye'

R.D. Haarhoff Communiqué V 1 41-45.

126.

—— 'Notes on A Lesson from Aloes' Athol Fugard Tbeater XI 26-28.

127.

—— 'Sizwe Banzi is Dead: A Study of Artistic Ambivalence' Hilary Seymour Race & Class XXI 273-89.

128.

Fugard, Sheila 'Sheila Fugard: The Castaways (1972)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 164-73 (see General Studies)

129.

Gordimer, Nadine 'Living for the Future: Nadine Gordimer's Burger's Daughter' Rowland Smith WLWE XIX 2 163-73.

130.

-- 'Nadine Gordimer: The Late Bourgeois World (1966)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 145-57 (see General Studies).

131.

-- ' Reality in Nadine Gordimer's A World of Strangers' Kolawole Ogungbesan English Studies (Nijmegen) LXI 142-55.

132.

-- ' The Banning of Burger's Daughter' George Brock Observer 23 March 36.

133.

-- What Happened to Burger's Daughter or How South African Censorhip Works [essays by Nadine Gordimer and John Dugard with statements by Director of Publications et al] 74 Taurus (Emmarentia, Tvl.) price not available.

134.

-- see also 'Character and Meaning in Four Contemporary South African Novels' General Studies.

135.

Haggard, Rider 'Rider Haggard Allan Quatermain (1887)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 20-29 (see General Studies).

136.

Head, Bessie

'A Note on Rain Clouds'

Bessie Head Georgia Review XXXIII ( 1979) 27.

137.

-- 'Bessie Head: An Appreciation' Jane Grant Bananas XXII 25-26.

138.

—— 'Creating New Worlds in Southern Africa: Bessie Head and the Question of Power' Lloyd W. Brown Umoja III 1 (1979) 43-53.

139.

-- 'The Cape Gooseberry Also Grows in Botswana: Alienation and Commitment in the Writings of Bessie Head' Kolawole Ogungbesan Présence Africaine CIX ( 1979) 92-106.

140.

Jacobson, Dan 'Dan Jacobson: A Dance in the Sun (1955)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 132-44 (see General Studies).

141.

La Guma Alex , 'Alex la Guma: Through Suffering to Resistance' Gerald Moore in Twelve African Writers 105-120 (see Commonwealth General: General Studies).

142.

-- ' Alex La Guma's In the Fog of the Season's End: The Politics of Subversion' Robert Green Umoja III 1 (1979) 85-93.

143.

-- 'Alex La Guma's Novels of Protest: The Growth of the Revolutionary' Paul A. Scanlon Okike XVI (1979) 39-47.

144.

Lelpoidt, C. Louis 'The Criticism of C. Louis Leipoldt and Herman Charles Bosman' ed Stephen Gray English in Africa VII 1 1-29.

145.

Livingstone, Douglas

'Douglas Livingstone — In a Poetic Tradition'

Michael Chapman Crux XIV 3 13-24.

146.

Matshoba, Mtutuzeli 'Another Glimpse of Slavery: A Lawyer's View' [Censorship of Matshoba's Call Me Not a Man] anon. Staffrider III 3 36-37.

147.

Millin, Sarah

Gertrude 'Blood, Flaw, Taint, Degeneration: The Case of Sarah Gertrude Millm'

J.M. Coetzee English Studies in Africa XXIII 1 41-58.

148.

Molema, Silas

Thelesho 'The Personal Papers of Silas Thelesho Molema and Solomon Tshekisho Plaatie'

Marcelle Jacobson RAL XI 2 224-34.

149.

Mphahlele, Es'kia 'Ezekiel Mphahlele: Down Second Avenue (1959)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 122-31 (see General Studies).

150.

-- 'Ezekiel Mphahlele: The Urban Outcast' Gerald Moore in Twelve African Writers 41-66 (see Commonwealth General: General Studies).

151.

-- 'The Early Years' [transcript of a conversation between Mphahlele and Noel Chabani Manganyi to appear in Manganyi's Looking through the Keyhole 1981] Staffrider III 3 45-46.

152.

-- 'The Humanism of Ezekiel Mphahlele' Samuel Omo Asein JCL XV 1 38-49.

153.

Mtshali, Oswald "Protest Poetry in South Africa and Mtshali's Refuge under 'The Cryptic Mode' " Igbarumun Igbudu Kuku 1979-80 35-43.

154.

Nkosi, Lewis 'Theme and Role-Change Motifs in Lewis Nkosi's The Rhythm of Violence' Emil A. Magel Journal of African-Afro-American Affairs III 1 (1979) 80-90.

155.

Nortje, Arthur

'Arthur Nortje: A Forgotten South African Poet'

Hedy I. Davis Reality XI 4 (1979) 5-6.

156.

-- 'The Poetry of Arthur Nortje: Towards a New Appraisal' Hedy I. Davis Unisa English Studies XXVIII 2 26-32.

157.

Paton, Alan 'Alan Paton: Cry, the Beloved Country (1948)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 101-109 (see General Studies).

158.

Plaatje, Sol T. 'Sol Plaatje: Mhudi (1932)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 76-82 (see General Studies).

159.

-- see also Molema, Silas Thelesho above

160.

Plomer, William

'A Wilder Fowl'

Nadine Gordimer in Plomer , William Turbott Wolfe 165-68 [reprint from London Magazine June 1965] (see Fiction).

161.

-- 'Africa Through English Eyes The 1920s and Turbott Wolfe' David Brown in Plomer, William Turbott Wolfe 186-91 [reprint] (see Fiction) -- 'Mask and Reality in Turbott Wolfe' Peter Wilhelm in Plomer. William Turbott Wolfe 180-85 [reprint] (see Fiction).

162.

-- 'Turbott Wolfe and the Critics' Michael Herbert in Plomer, William Turbott Wolfe 169-79 (see Fiction).

163.

—— 'Turbott Wolfe in Context' Stephen Gray in Plomer, William Turbott Wolfe 192-203 (see Fiction)

164.

—— "William Plomer 'The Child of Queen Victoria' (1933)" in Perspectives on South African Fiction 70-75 (see General Studies)

165.

—— 'William Plomer: The Devil Dancers' Cherry Wilhelm Communiqué V 2 69-78.

166.

-- see also 'Campbell, Plomer, van der Post and Voorslag' General Studies.

167.

Pohl, Victor

'Victor Pohl: The Old Man High Among the Quiet Slopes'

Garrett Evans Communiqué V 1 27-30.

168.

Pringle, Thomas

" 'Interest' at Work: Mr Croker Recommends Thomas Pringle to Mr Goulburn's Notice"

M.D. Nash Quarterly Bulletin of the South African Library XXX (1979) 57-58.

169.

Rive, Richard

'Interview: Richard Rive'

Wietie 2 10-13.

170.

Schreiner, Olive Olive Schreiner: A Biography Ruth First and Ann Scott 383 Andre Deutsch csd £9.95.

171.

-- 'Olive Schreiner: The Story of an African Farm (1883)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 30-44 (see General Studies).

172.

—— 'Portraits of Olive Schreiner: A Preliminary Guide' M.F. Cartwright Quarterly Bulletin of the South African Library XXXV 3 105-129 [illus].

173.

—— 'The Signals of Great Art? A Manuscript of Olive Schreiner's Unfinished Novel' Ridley Beeton Standpunte XXXIII 1 4-13.

174.

-- 'Trooper Peter and Zimbabwe' Marion Friedmann London Magazine XIX 12 60-69.

175.

Smith, Pauline 'Pauline Smith: The Beadle (1926)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 57-69 (see General Studies).

176.

Tlali, Miriam

'Profile: Miriam Tlali'

Jean Marquard Index on Censorship IX 5 30-31.

177.

Van der Post, Laurens 'Laurens van der Post: Venture to the Interior (1952)' in Perspectives on South African Fiction 45-56 (see General Studies ). -- see also 'Campbell, Plomer, van der Post and Voorslag' General Studies.

178.

Wilhelm, Peter see 'Character and Meaning in Four Contemporary South African Novels' General Studies.

179.

Wright, David 'David Wright at Sixty' ed C.H. Sisson [reflections by various authors] P N Review VI 6 27-53.

180.

—— 'David Wright Interviewed' Peter Wilhelm The Bloody Horse 2 27-32.

181.

—— 'Revenant to Eden' Lionel Abrahams The Bloody Horse 2 19-23 [reprint of piece in P N Review above].

182.

Brown, James Ambrose One Man's War: A Soldier's Diary 185 Timmins ( Cape Town ) csd R9,90.

183.

Benson, Mary Nelson Mandela 192 Panaf price not available.

184.

Driver, C.J. Patrick Duncan: South African and Pan-African 326 Heinemann Educational csd R14,50.

185.

Ferreira, Natie The Story of an Afrikaner: Die Rewolusie van die Kinders 231 Ravan ( Johannesburg) pa R6,50 csd R9,50.

186.

The Diary of Maria Tholo ed Carol Hermer 200 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R6,50 csd R9,50.

187.

Joubert, Elsa The Long Journey of Poppie Nongena [translated from the Afrikaans by Elsa Joubert] 359 Jonathan Ball (Johannesburg) with Hodder & Stoughton csd R12,95.

188.

Paton, Alan Towards the Mountain: An Autobiography 320 David Philip (Cape Town) csd R15,00.

189.

Todd, Pamela and David Fordham comp Private Tucker's Boer War Diary 192 Hamish Hamilton csd R20,00.

190.

Branford, Jean A Dictionary of South African English: New Enlarged Edition 361 OUP (Cape Town) csd R9.95.

191.

Communiqué Language Bureau, University of the North, Private Bag X5090, Pietersburg 0700; bilingual; articles on language, literature, education, the arts in general; quarterly.

192.

Contrast P.O. Box 3841 Cape Town 8000; bilingual; fiction, poetry, drama, essays, reviews, letters; quarterly.

193.

Critical Arts: A Journal for Media Studies Critical Arts Study Group, University of the Witwatersrand, 1 Jan Smuts Avenue, Johannesburg 2001; critical article on the media, mostly Southern African; special issues; quarterly.

194.

Crux: A Journal on the Teaching of English Department of English, College of Education for Further Training, P.O. Box 1758, Pretoria; three times a year.

195.

English in Africa Institute for the Study of English in Africa, Rhodes University, P.O. Box 92, Grahamstown 6140; articles on African literature in English and the use of the English language in Africa, as well as other literatures and languages in Africa; twice yearly.

196.

English Studies of Africa Department of English, University of the Witwatersrand, 1 Jan Smuts Avenue, Johannesburg 2001; articles on English literature; poems; twice yearly.

197.

Heresy 31 Third Avenue, Parktown North 2193; poems, short stories, essays; annual.

198.

Kwanza Journal P.O. Box 451 Pretoria 0001; articles on African literature in English and vernacular languages, letters from writers and other literary news, poems; about 6 times a year.

199.

New Classic 582 Dlomo Street, Wattville, Benoni 1500; fiction, poems, essays; annual; no issue 1980.

200.

New Coin Institute for the Study of English in Africa, Rhodes University, P.O. Box 92, Grahamstown 6140; poems; twice yearly; no issues 1980.

201.

S'ketsh: South Africa's Magazine for Theatre and Entertainment New Classic Publications, P.O. Box 5417, Benoni South 1502; irregular publication.

202.

Staffrider Ravan Press (Pty) Ltd, P.O. Box 31910, Braamfontein 2017; fiction, poems, plays, articles on S A literature and culture; quarterly.

203.

Standpunte P.O. Box 879, Cape Town 8000; bilingual; fiction, poems, articles on literature in English and Afrikaans; 6 times a year.'

204.

The Bloody Horse P.O. Box 6690 Johannesburg 2000; bilingual; poems, short stories, essays, reviews; illus.; bi-monthly; publication ceases Nov/Dec 1981.

205.

Theoria: A Journal of Studies in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences University of Natal, P.O. Box 375, Pietermaritzburg, 3200; twice yearly. Unisa English Studies Department of English, University of South Africa, P.O. Box 392, Pretoria; articles on English literature, reviews; twice yearly.

206.

UCT Studies in English Department of English, University of Cape Town, Private Bag, Rondebosch 7700; articles on English literature; annual.