Guide to Arranged Archives in the Cape Archives Depot 389 Government Archives Service (Pretoria).
2.
Guide to the South African Manuscript Collections in the South African Library, Cape Town2nd ed vii, 250 Government Archives Service (Pretoria) pa (1981) (first edition published 1977).
3.
Literary Awards/Literêre Toekennings 32 Provincial Administration of the Cape of Good Hope Library Service (Cape Town) (1980) (information about better-known literary prizes awarded in English-speaking world with selected list of winners).
4.
Records of the South African Institute of Race Relations, Part I compiled by Anna M. Cunningham with assistance from Elizabeth Bourne and Marcelle Jacobson (Historical and literary papers: inventories of collections) 227 illus University of Witwatersrand Library (Johannesburg) R7.50.
5.
S. A. LiteraturelLiteratuur 1980 compiled by Francis Galloway and Gareth Cornwell 287 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) for CENSAL (Centre for South African Literature Research), Human Sciences Research Council (Pretoria) csd R19.95
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(entry by Charles Malan reprinted in Afrikaans under the title, 'Die Suid-Afrikaanse letterkunde en sy sociale konteks aan die begin van die jare tagtig', Standpunte 160 (Cape Town) XXXV4 (August) 48-67).
7.
South African and African Literature: A Guide for Schools, Colleges and Universities compiled by D.J. Brindley 45 Heinemann Educational pa R1.50.
8.
Index to South African PeriodicalsJohannesburg Public Library (Johannesburg) appears annually, microfiche available, pa R30.00 (indexed to end of 1981).
9.
South African National Bibliography (SANBState Library (Pretoria) quarterly, accumulated annually, pa R30.00.
10.
MLA International BibliographyModern Language Association (New York) appears annually, $75.00 per volume.
11.
Fugard, Athol 'The Fugard Collection in the National English Literary Museum, Grahamstown'Jill AinslieEnglish in Africa ( Grahamstown) IX2 (October) 35-39.
12.
La Guma, Alex' Alex la Guma: A Selected Bibliography'Robert Green and Agnes LonjeWLWE (Guelph, Ontario) XX1 (1981) 16-22.
13.
The Pauline Smith Collection, a bequest to the University of Cape Town Libraries compiled by Leonie Twentyman Jones iv, 12 University of Cape Town Librairies (Cape Town) pa R1 50
14.
Ferguson, H.M. (Gus)Doggerel Day 48 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R4.95.
15.
Gray, StephenLove Poems, Hate Poems: From Notebooks (1974-81) 34 David Philip ( Cape Town) pa R4.50.
16.
Gwala, Mafika PascalNo More Lullabies 93 Staffrider Series No 15 Ravan ( Johannesburg) pa R4.95.
17.
Kunene, MazisiThe Ancestors and the Sacred Mountain 75 African Writers Series No. 235 Heinemann Educational pa £1,95.
18.
Mann, Christopher ZithuleleNew Shades 43 David Philip (Cape Town) pa R5.70.
19.
Matthews, JamesNo Time for Dreams: Feelings 62 BLAC (Athlone, Cape Town) pa R3.00 ( 1981).
20.
Butler, Guy RichardGush of Salem xxvii, 103 Maskew Miller (Cape Town) pa R3.65.
21.
Dube, HopeThe Great Flood 38 Maskew Miller (Cape Town) pa R2.55.
22.
Fugard, Athol and Ross DevenishMarigolds in August 64 illus Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R6.95.
23.
Gray, Stephen see Simon, Barney below.
24.
Simon, Barney Cold Stone Jug adapted by Barney Simon from the play by Stephen Gray 66 Human and Rousseau ( Cape Town) pa R8.50.
25.
Uys, Pieter-DirkKarnaval 72 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R6.95.
26.
Abrahams, PeterWild Conquest 383 Panafrica Library Nelson pa R8.10 (first published Faber 1951).
27.
Bloom, HarryTransvaal Episode 320 Africasouth Paperbacks David Philip (Cape Town) pa R7.95 (first published Collins 1956 under title Episode ).
28.
Bosman, Herman Charles.The Bosman I Like: A Personal Selection selected and introduced by Patrick Mynhardt 238 Human and Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R4.95.
29.
-- The Collected Works of Herman Charles Bosman ed Lionel Abrahams with foreword 2 vols boxed 723 & 594 Jonathan Ball ( Johannesburg) in association with Human and Rousseau (Cape Town) csd R37.95 (1981).
30.
Brink, Andre A Chain of Voices 525 Faber & Faber csd £7.95.
31.
Coetzee, J.M.Dusklands 125 Secker & Warburg csd £6.95 (first published Ravan1974 csd) Ravan (Johannesburg ) pa R7.95.
32.
___ In the Heart of the Country 138 Penguin £1.95 (first published Secker & Warburg1977).
33.
-- Waiting for the Barbarians156Penguin £2.25 (first published Secker & Warburg1981).
___ Six Feet of the Country112Penguin £ 1.7 5 (first published Gollancz1958).
37.
___ The Late Bourgeois World 95 Penguin £1.50 (first published Cape 1966).
38.
Hope, ChristopherPrivate Parts and Other Tales 164 Routledge and Kegan Paul csd R17.95 (a different collection from that under the same title published by Bateleur (Johannesburg) (1981).
Macphail, E.M.Falling Upstairs (short stories) 181 Jonathan Ball (Johannesburg) pa R8.95 csd R12.95.
41.
Mutloatse, MothobiMama Ndiyalila (short stories) 163 Staffrider Series No 14 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R4.95.
42.
Mzamane, MbuleloThe Children of Soweto: a trilogy 245 Staffrider Series No 13 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R5.95 (banned in South Africa).
43.
Schreiner, OliveDreams (short stories) 182 Wildwood House pa £2.95 (facsimile; first published T. Fisher Unwin1891).
44.
Smith, Pauline PlatkopsChildren with an introduction by Sheila Scholten xiv, 210 illus Balkema ( Cape Town ) csd R12.50 (1981) (facsimile reprint of original; first published Cape1935).
45.
-- The Little Karoo with a foreword by Guy Butler, an introduction by Arnold Bennet and a preface by William Plomer xx, 139 Balkema (Cape Town) csd R7.50 (1981 ) (first published in first edition 1925; second edition 1930).
Themba, CanThe Will to Die (stories and journalism) selected by Donald Stuart and Roy Holland with an obituary by Lewis Nkosi xi, 115 Africasouth Paperbacks David Philip (Cape Town) pa R4.95 (first published Heinemann Educational1972).
48.
Thesen, HjalmarA Deadly Presence 151 David Philip (Cape Town) csd R12.00.
49.
Vorster, GordonThe Textures of Silence 288/ 466 Timmins (Cape Town) csd R13.95 pa R6.95.
50.
A Web of Feelings (short stories) compiled by P.A. Scanlon 177 Shuter and Shooter (Pietermaritzburg) pa R6.15.
51.
Drama Workshop1 ed C.P. Lloyd with an introduction by Robert Mohr 135 Juventus (Pretoria ) in association with Edward Arnold ( 1981).
52.
The Best of South African Science Fiction Vol 1 ed Tony Davies [88 ] illus SFSA (Isando, Transvaal) (1981).
53.
The Return of the Amasi Bird: Black South African Poetry 1891-1981 ed Tim Couzens and Essop Patel 320 Ravan ( Johannesburg) pa R8.95.
54.
South African Jewish Voices ed Robert and Roberta KalechofskyEchad SeriesMicah (Marblehead, Mass.) (1981).
55.
Under the Southern Cross: Short Stories from South Africa ed David Adey with introduction 303 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R9.95.
56.
Voices from Within: Black Poetry from Southern Africa ed Michael Chapman and Achmat Dangor with introduction 259 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R16.95.
57.
Cope, JackThe Adversary Within: Dissident Writers in Afrikaans 224 David Philip (Cape Town ) csd R16.50.
58.
Caccia, Angela ed The Beat of Drum: The Story of a Magazine that documented the Rise of Africa as told by Drum's publishers , editors... 168 illus Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R15.00.
59.
Fugard, AtholNotebooks, 1960-1976 250 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) csd R15.95.
60.
Jacobson, DanThe Story of the Stories: The Chosen People and its God 288 Secker & Warburg csd £7.95.
61.
Jabavu, NoniThe Ochre People with preface by the author xiv , 261 Ravan ( Johannesburg) pa R7.95 (first published John Murray1963).
62.
First, Ruth117 Days: An Account of Confinement and Interrogation under the South African 90-Day Detention Law with a new preface by Ronald Segal 144Penguin £1.95 (first published Penguin1965; preface reprinted in Index on Censorship XI 6 (December) 30).
63.
Lewin, Hugh Bandiet: Seven Years in a South African Prison (autobiography) 229 African Writers Series No 251 Heinemann Educational pa £1.95 (1981 ) (first published Barrie and Jenkins1974).
64.
Matshikiza, ToddChocolates for my Wife (autobiography) 128 Africasouth Paperbacks David Philip (Cape Town) pa R4.95 (first published Hodder and Stoughton 1961 ).
65.
Mphahlele, Es'kia (Ezekiel)Let 's Write a Novel 12 Maskew Miller (Cape Town) pa R2.25 ( 1981).
66.
Naidoo, Indres Island in Chains: Ten Years on Robben Island by Prisoner 885/63 told by Indres Naidoo to Albie Sachs 278 Penguin pa £1.95 (banned in South Africa).
67.
Penny, J.The Life and Adventures of Joshua Penny 60 South African Library Reprint SeriesSouth African Library (Cape Town) R5.80 (reprint of 1815 edition).
68.
Plaatje, Sol T.Native Life in South Africa with a foreword by Bessie Head and an introduction by Brian WillanRavan (Johannesburg ) csd R11.95.
69.
Ya-Otto, JohnBattlefront Namibia: An Autobiography with Ole Gjerstad and Michael Mercer 151 African Writers Series No 244 Heinemann Educational pa R1.95.
70.
' A Century of Bibliographical Achievement in South Africa' Reuben Musiker in Bibliophilia Africana IV; being the proceedings of the Fourth South African Conference of Bibliophiles held at the South African Library, Cape Town 7-10 September 1981 ... Friends of the South African Library (Cape Town) (1981) 67-81.
71.
' A History of South African Theatre: Part IX' Peter W. BodeScenaria (Johannesburg) 29 (28 January) 41-42.
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' A History of South African Theatre: Part X' Peter W. Bode Scenaria 30 (28 March) 14-15.
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' A History of South African Theatre: Part XI' Peter W. BodeScenaria31 (28 May) 47-48, 55.
74.
' A History of South African Theatre: Part XI [XII] ' Peter W. BodeScenaria32 (28 July) 41.
75.
' Apprentices of Freedom' Nadine GordimerNew Society ( London) 24-31 December 1981ii-v (text of Neil Gunn lecture, Scottish Arts Council, Edinburgh, 1981).
76.
' Black Criticism and Black Aesthetics' David Maughan Brown in Soweto Poetry ed Michael Chapman46-55 see Soweto Poetry below (revised version of 'Black Literature Debate: Human Beings Behind the Work' Contrast 48 (Cape Town) XII 4 (1979) 86-95).
77.
' Books by Black Writers' Richard RiveStaffrider (Johannesburg) V 1 12-15; (reprint of article in Bibliophilia Africana IV ... Friends of the South African Library) ( Cape Town) (1981) 103-109.
78.
' Changing Literary Activity in Black South Africa, Pre- and Post-Sharpeville' Kelwyn Sole in Soweto Poetry ed Michael Chapman143-46 see Soweto Poetry below (revised version of 'Problems of Creative Writers in South Africa' Work in Progress ( Johannesburg) No 1 (1977)).
79.
' Colonial and Imperial Themes in South African Literature 1820-1930' Mbulelo MzamaneThe Classic (Johannesburg) No 1 29-59.
80.
' Culture and Resistance' Cynthia KrossStaffrider (Johannesburg) V 2 11-12 (issue banned in South Africa).
81.
' Defiant S A Black Women Voices' Risimati j'MathonsiKwanza Journal (Pretoria) No 6 (1981).
82.
English South African Literature in the Last Ten Years: A Survey of Research DevelopmentsStephen Gray15 Publication Series of the Rand Afrikaans University (Johannesburg) (inaugural address)-
83.
'Ideological Directions in the Study of Southern African Literature'Michael Vaughan English in Africa (Grahamstown) IX 2 (October) 41-63 ( report on conference on Literature and Society in Southern Africa, York University , September 1981).
84.
'Letter from South Africa: Publishing in the Wake of Soweto'Lynne BryerThe Bookseller (10 July) 129.
85.
'Literature and Politics: Currents in South African Writing in the Seventies'Michael VaughanJournal of Southern African Studies (Johannesburg) IX1 (October) 118-38.
86.
'Literature and Populism in South Africa: Some Reflections on the Ideology of Staffrider'Michael VaughanThe English Academy Review ( Johannesburg) (November) 53-83.
87.
'Poetry and/or Politics: Recent South African Black Verse'Colin GardnerEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) IX1 (May) 45-54.
88.
'Political Censorship in South Africa: Aims and Consequences'Christopher E. MerrettReality (Pietermaritzburg) XIV2 (March) 3-6.
89.
'Problems of Historiography of South African Literature from Union to the End of the Commonwealth Period (1910-1961)'Stephen Gray WL WE (Guelph, Ontario) XX 2 (1981) 181-90 ( paper presented at the EACLALS Conference, Frankfurt1981).
90.
'South African Censorship and the Case of Burger's Daughter' Sheila RobertsWLWE (Guelph, Ontario ) XX1 ( 1981) 41-48.
91.
' South African Post-Revolutionary Fiction' (includes discussion of Dan Jacobson's The Confessions of Josef Baisz: J. M. Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians; Nadine Gordimer's July's People) Shiela RobertsStandpunte159 (Cape Town) XXXV3 (June) 44-51.
92.
'South African Writing: Critical Approaches' John Povey in Into the 80's: The Proceedings of the 11th Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of African Studies ed Donald I. Ray et al. Tantalus (Vancouver) Vol 2 pp 152-63 (1981).
93.
Soweto Poetry ed Michael Chapman with introduction 232 illus Southern African Literature Series No 2 McGraw-Hill (Johannesburg) csd R19.35 pa R15.90 (a collection of critical essays, reviews, interviews, with detailed biographical and bibliographical information; refers to such poets as Mafika Gwala, Fhazel Johennesse, Keorapetse Kgositsile, Mazisi Kunene, Ingoapele Madingoane, James Matthews, Oswald Mtshali, Sipho Sepamla, Mongane Serote, Christopher van Wyk, and others; only essays which have not been previously published and those revised for this publication are included in this bibliography).
94.
Tasks and Masks: Themes and Styles of African LiteratureLewis Nkosi 202 Longman Studies in African LiteratureLongman (1981) csd £12.00 pa £4.95 (scattered reference to South African literature; Chapter 5 entitled 'Southern Africa: Protest and Commitment').
95.
Theatre and Society in AfricaMineke Schipper 176 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R6.95 (brief references to South African theatre).
96.
' The Return of the Heart of Darkness' (romance genre, including Wilbur Smith's The Sunbird) Tim CouzensThe English Academy ReviewJohannesburg) (November) 36-52.
97.
' The Tyranny of Place and Aesthetics: the South African Case' Es'kia MphahleleThe English Academy Review (Johannesburg) (1981) 1-12.
98.
'The Year That Was: South Africa'Michael ChapmanKunapipi (Aarhus, Denmark) III1 (1981) 169-71.
99.
'The Year That Was: South Africa'Michael ChapmanKunapipiIV1.
100.
'Towards a Common Core Culture in South Africa'K.A. DoveyTheoria (Pietermaritzburg) 58 (May) 13-23 (see response by D.G. Gillham in CorrespondenceTheoria59 (October) 75-78).
101.
'Traditional African Poets as Historians' (Zulu and Sesotho) Bob Leshoai in Soweto Poetry ed Michael Chapman56-61 see Soweto Poetry above.
102.
'Visible Jailers' (review articles of The Publications Appeal Board; Digest of Decisions, Vol 2 (1981)) Christopher Hope Index on Censorship XI4 (August) 8-10.
103.
'Wit op Swart: Gedigte van die Sewentigerjare' ('White on Black: Poems of the Seventies'; deals with Mtshali, Serote, Sepamla and GwalaAttie Van NiekerkThe Bloody Horse (Johannesburg) No 4 (March/April 1981) 73-79.
104.
'Writing Towards a Common Future' (on statements made by Nadine Gordimer and Richard Rive at Conference on Culture and Resistance, Gaborone, July1982) David RobbinsReality (Pietermaritzburg) XIV 5 (September) 10-11.
105.
Benson, Mary 'Open Letter to Ivan Klima' (on novelist's own banning and exileMary BensonIndex on CensorshipXI4 (August) 6-7.
106.
Black, Stephen 'The Comic Theatre of Stephen Black in South Africa' Stephen GrayKunapipi (Aarhus, Denmark) IV1.
107.
Brink, André P. 'Tradition and Revolt in South African Fiction: The Novels of André Brink, Nadine Gordimer and J. M. Coetzee' Paul RichJournal of Southern African Studies (Johannesburg) IX1 (October) 54-73.
108.
Brutus, Dennis'Dennis Brutus' Ken Goodwin Understanding African Poetry: A Study of Ten PoetsHeinemann Educational1-29.
109.
Campbell, Roy Roy Campbell: A Critical BiographyPeter Alexander xiv, 278David Philip (Cape Town) csd R18. 75 .
110.
Fugard, Athol 'A Man Who Commits Provocative Acts of Theatre' (Interview) Jonathan MarksYale Reports (New Haven, Conn.) 1978/80 .
111.
___' An Interview with Athol Fugard' Craig Raine Quarto No 9 (1980).
112.
___ ' Art and Revolution in South Africa: The Theatre of Athol Fugard' R KThe African Communist No 8840-53.
113.
___ Athol Fugard ed Stephen Gray with introduction 249 illus Southern African Literature Series No 1 McGraw-Hill (Johannesburg) csd R19.95 pa R 16. 5 5 (a collection of critical essays, reviews, interviews, with detailed biographical and bibliographical information; only essays which have not been previously published and those revised for this publication are included in this bibliography).
114.
__ Athol Fugard: A Source Guide compiled by Temple Hauptfleisch et al. 126 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) for Centre for South African Theatre, Human Sciences Research Council, Pretoria csd R14.95.
115.
__ ' Don Maclennan and Athol Fugard: A Conversation' English in Africa (Grahamstown) IX2 (October) 1-11.
116.
___ ' Early Days with Athol Fugard' Tone Brulin (director) in Athol Fugard ed Stephen Gray33-35 see Athol Fugard above.
117.
___ ' Fugard in the Seventies: Inner and Outer Geography' Sheila Roberts in Athol Fugard ed Stephen Gray224-32 see Athol Fugard above.
118.
__ ' Fugard's Dramatic Expression of the Freedom Concept in Boesman and Lena' Temple Hauptfleisch in Athol Fugard ed Stephen Gray 179-89 see Athol Fugard above (revised version of 'Structured Action: Thoughts on the Language of Drama' Communicatio (Pretoria) VI1 (1980)).
119.
___ ' Interview with Alton Kumalo [actor, manager of theatre company] (London, 9 April 1980' Stephen Gray in Athol Fugard ed Stephen Gray119-121 see Athol Fugard above.
120.
__ " 'Fugard on Film": Interview with Ross Devenish [director (Johannesburg, 13 June 1980' Stephen Gray in Athol Fugard ed Stephen Gray130-39 see Athol Fugard above.
121.
___ ' Notes on Fugard's "Master Harold " ... and the boys at the Yale Rep' G. OliverStandpunte 162 (Cape Town) XXXV6 (December) 9-14.
122.
___ ''' No Lessons Learnt" : Reading the Texts of Fugard's A Lesson from Aloes and 'Master Harold ''... and the boys ' Sheila RobertsEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) IX2 (October) 27-33.
123.
___ Notes on Selected Plays of Athol Fugard (Sizwe Bansi is Dead; The Island; StatementsYork Notes SeriesLongman and York Press (1980).
124.
___ ' Research and Fugard' Margaret Munro in Athol Fugard ed Stephen Gray143-51 see Athol Fugard above.
125.
__ ' Some Aspects of Visual Codes in Fugard' Margaret MunroEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) IX2 (October) 13-25.
126.
__ 'The Coming into Print of Athol Fugard's Tsotsi'Stephen GrayJCLXVI1 (1981) 56-63.
127.
—— 'The Family Plays of the Sixties' (The Blood Knot, People are Living There, Hello and Goodbye, Boesman and LenaAthol Fugard and Barney Simon in Athol Fugard ed Stephen Gray40-52 see Athol Fugard above (notes and comments taken from letters and interviews in Dialogue and Characterization in the Plays of Athol Fugard Almeda K. Rae unpublished MA dissertation University of Pretoria1971).
128.
-- See also Bibliographies of Individual Authors above.
129.
Gordimer, Nadine ' "A Story for This Place and Time": An Interview with Nadine Gordimer about Burger's Daughter'Susan GardnerKunapipi (Aarhus, Denmark) III1 (1981) 99-113.
130.
-- 'Nadine Gordimer's A Guest of Honour: A Failure to Understand Zambian Society'Jan Kees van DongeJournal of Southern African Studies (Johannesburg) IX1 (October) 74-92.
131.
-- 'Still Waiting for the Great Feminist Novel: Nadine Gordimer's Burger's Daughter'Susan GardnerHecate (Brisbane) VIII161-76.
132.
-- 'The Critical Writing of Nadine Gordimer'Roy HollandCommuniqué (Pietersburg) VII2 (September) 7-37.
133.
—— 'Two Cheers for Socialism: Nadine Gordimer and E. M. Forster'Dorian HaarhoffEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) IX1 (May) 55-64.
134.
-- See also 'Apprentices of Freedom' Criticism - General Studies above.
135.
-- See also Brink, André P. above.
136.
-- See also 'South African Censorship and the Case of Burger's Daughter'
137.
—— See also 'South African Post-Revolutionary Fiction' Criticism- General Studies above.
138.
—— See also 'Writing Towards a Common Future' Criticism - General Studies above.
139.
Head, Bessie 'African Literature between Nostalgia and Utopia: African Novels since 1953 in the Light of the Modes-of-Production Approach'Simon SimonseResearch in African Literatures (Austin, Texas) XIII4 (Winter) 451-87 (includes two-page discussion of When Rain Clouds Gather).
140.
—— 'Bessie Head: Restless in a Distant Land' Charlotte Bruner in When the Drumbeat Changes ed Carolyn Parker et al. African Literature Association and Three Continents Press (Washington, D.C.) 261-77 (1981).
141.
—— 'Interview with Voice of America in 1976 conducted and edited by Lee Nichols' in Conversations with African Writers: Interviews with Twenty-six African Authors, ed Lee Nichols Voice of America (Washington, D.C. ) 49-57 (1981).
142.
-- See also Plaatje, Sol T. Non-fiction below.
143.
Jacobson, Dan see 'South African Post-Revolutionary Fiction' Criticism- General Studies above.
144.
Kunene, Mazisi 'Mazisi Kunene'Ken GoodwinUnderstanding African Poetry: A Study of Ten PoetsHeinemann Educational Books173-201.
145.
La Guma, Alex 'Chopin in the Ghetto: The Short Stories of Alex la Guma' Robert GreenWLWE (Guelph, Ontario) XX1 (1981) 5-16.
146.
-- See also Bibliographies of Individual Authors above.
147.
Leipoldt, C.Louis The C Louis Leipoldt Papers Presented to the University of Cape Town Libaries compiled by Etaine Eberhard xix, 21 University of Cape Town Libraries (Rondebosch ) 1981 pa R1.50.
148.
Livingstone, Douglas 'The Poetry of Douglas Livingstone'Colin StyleLondon MagazineXXII5 & 6 (August/September) 92-96.
149.
Madingoane, Ingoapele 'Madingoane's "black trial": A Contemporary Black Epic'C.T. Msimang in Soweto Poetry ed Michael Chapman204-212 see Soweto Poetry Criticism - General Studies above.
150.
Matthews, James 'James Matthews' "Protest Songs": The Problem of Evaluation'Gareth Cornwell in Soweto Poetry ed Michael Chapman184-90
151.
see Soweto Poetry Criticism - General Studies above (adapted from 'Evaluating Protest Fiction'English in Africa (Grahamstown ) VIII1 (1980)).
152.
Mtshali, Oswald 'Artistic and Political Mirage: Mtshali's Sounds of a Cowhide Drum'Njabulo S. Ndebele in Soweto Poetry ed Michael Chapman190-93 see Soweto Poetry Criticism - General Studies above (adapted from The Theme of Oppression in the Poetry of O. J. Mtshali, unpublished B A dissertation University of Lesotho, Roma, 1973).
153.
Mphahlele, Es'kia (Ezekiel [Interview] in Towards African Literary Independence: A Dialogue with Contemporary African WritersPhanuel Azubueze EgejuruContributions in Afro-American and African Studies No 53 Greenwood Press (1980).
154.
-- ' South African History, Politics and Literature: Mphahlele's Down Second Avenue, and Rive's Emergency' Okpure O. ObukeAfrican Literature Today10Heinemann Educational (1979) 191-201.
155.
Paton, Alan 'Cry the Beloved Country and the Failure of the Liberal Vision'Stephen WatsonEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown ) XI1 (May) 29-44.
156.
Pringle, Thomas 'A Periodical Paternity Claim: Pringle v Hogg' (re Black-wood's Magazine) Patricia MorrisEnglish Studies in Africa ( Johannesburg) XXV1 (March) 55-58.
157.
-- 'Thomas Pringle and the Image of the "Bushmen"'A.E. VossEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) IX1 (May) 15-28.
158.
Rive, Richard see 'Writing Towards a Common Future' Criticism- General Studies above.
159.
Schreiner, Olive 'Polanski, Hardy and Olive Schreiner: The "Double Standard'''Cherry WilhelmCommuniqué (Pietersburg ) VII3 (December) 7-11.
160.
Scholefield, Alan 'Alan Scholefield and the African Adventure Novel' (Interview) Stephen GrayContrast (Cape Town ) XIV2 (December) 38-47.
161.
Serote, Mongane Wally 'Interview with Mongane Serote'Michael Chapman in Soweto Poetry ed Michael Chapman112-15 see Soweto Poetry Criticism - General Studies above.
162.
Smith, Pauline 'A Confined World: A Rereading of Pauline Smith'Sheila RobertsUCT Studies in English (Cape Town) No 12 (October) 38-45.
163.
-- 'Pauline Smith: A Centenary Tribute'Ernest PereiraThe English Academy Review (Johannesburg) (November) 12-17;
164.
text of address delivered at opening of permanent exhibition on Pauline Smith, C. P. Nel Museum, Oudtshoorn, 2 April; revised and expanded version published in Lantern ( Pretoria) XXXI3 (July) 50-57 under title 'Pauline Smith (1882-1959): A "strange, austere, tender, and ruthless talent" .'
165.
-- Pauline Smith: A Commemorative Introduction to her Life and Work prepared for the centenary by Geoffrey Haresnape and Jeanne Heywood 27 Centre for Extra-Mural Studies, University of Cape Town ( Rondebosch) pa R 1.00.
—— 'Recollections of Pauline Smith'Babette TauteThe Bluestocking (Johannesburg) XXXV851-53.
169.
-- 'The Truth about Pauline Smith's The Beadle'Babette TauteThe BluestockingXXXV854-55, 57.
170.
-- See also Bibliographies of Individual Authors above.
171.
Smith, Wilbur see 'The Return of the Heart of Darkness' Criticism- General Studies above.
172.
Themba, Can'The Man from the House of Truth'Stan Motjuwadi Staffrider (Johannesburg) V241.
173.
Van Wyk, Christopher 'Interview with Christopher van Wyk' (conducted 1980) Achmat Dangor in Soweto Poetry ed Michael Chapman130-33 see Soweto Poetry Criticism - General Studies above.
174.
The ClassicSkotaville Publishers P.O. Box 32483; 414 Hampstead House,
175.
Biccard Street, Braamfontein; takes over from New Classic; articles on South African literature, short stories, poems etc; annual.
176.
CommuniquéLanguage Bureau, University of the North, Private Bag X 5090, Pietersburg 0700; bilingual; articles on language, literature, education, the arts in general; quarterly.
Critical Arts: A Journal for Media Studies Critical Arts Study Group, University of the Witwatersrand, 1 Jan Smuts Avenue, Johannesburg 2001; critical articles on the media, mostly Southern African; special issues; quarterly.
179.
Crux: A Journal of the Teaching of English Department of English, College of Education for Further Training, P.O. Box 1758, Pretoria; three times a year.
180.
English in AfricaInstitute for the Study of English in Africa, Rhodes University, P.O. Box 94, 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.
181.
English Studies in AfricaDepartment of English, University of the Witwatersrand, 1 Jan Smuts Avenue, Johannesburg 2001; articles on English literature; poems; twice yearly.
182.
Heresy 31 Third Avenue, Parktown North 2193; poems, short stories, essays; annual.
183.
New CoinInstitute for the Study of English in Africa, Rhodes University, P.O. Box 94 Grahamstown 6140; poems; twice yearly.
184.
Sesame Renoster Books, 1A Fifth Street, Victoria 2192 Johannesburg; poems, sketches, stories, interviews; one issue 1982.
185.
S'Ketsh: South Africa's Magazine for Theatre and Entertainment P.O. Box 5417, Benoni South 1502; irregular publication.
186.
StaffriderRavan Press (Pty) Limited, P.O. Box 31910, Braamfontein 2017; fiction, poems, plays, articles on S A literature and culture; quarterly.
187.
Standpunte P.O. Box 879, Cape Town 8000; bilingual; fiction, poems articles on literature in English and Afrikaans; 6 times a year.
188.
Theoria: A Journal of Studies in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences University of Natal, P.O. Box 375, Pietermaritzburg, 3200; twice yearly.
189.
UNISA English StudiesDepartment of English, University of South Africa, P.O. Box 392, Pretoria; articles on English literature, reviews; twice yearly.
190.
UCT Studies in EnglishDepartment of English, University of Cape Town, Private Bag, Rondebosch, 7700; articles on English literature; annual.