Black African Literature in English: 1977-81 Supplement Bernth Lindfors382Africana Publishing Co. (New York) csd $62.00 [supplements Lindfors's 1979 work; contains over 3,000 entries; author, title, subject and geographical index].
2.
Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature for 1983. ed Michael Smith Modern Humanities Research Association £155 p.a. [South African literature not a separate category].
3.
MLA International BibliographyModern Language Association (New York); appears annually csd $650 [(a) subject index and (b) classified listing with author index; vol 2 in (b) contains South African literature section].
4.
South African National BibliographyState Library (Pretoria); quarterly; accumulated annually; p.a. R40.00 [items arranged under Dewey classification scheme].
5.
Head, BessieBessie Head: A Bibliography comp Susan Gardner and Patricia E. Scott with intro Susan Gardner 52 Bibliographic Series No. 1 National English Literary Museum ( Grahamstown) pa R4.95.
6.
A Selection of Johannesburg Authors Strange Library of Africana Johannesburg Public Library [21 authors; biographical sketches and bibliographies].
7.
Companion to South African English Literature comp David Adey, Ridley Beeton, Michael Chapman and Ernest Pereira 220Ad Donker (Johannesburg) csd R39.95 [contains entries on writers and articles on various literary topics].
8.
Companion to South African LibrariesReuben Musiker253Ad Donker (Johannesburg ).
9.
' Die Aard en Werksaamhede van SENSAL'Francis Galloway in Publisher/Writer/Reader43 - 69; see main entry in Criticism - General [bilingual essay, largely in English; SENSAL is the Human Sciences Research Council Centre for Research into South African Literature].
10.
Directory of Manuscript Collections in Southern Africaviii, 89 General Library Series No. 7 South African Library (Cape Town) pa R12.50 [up to 1984].
11.
'Guide to the Department of Historical and Literary papers'Anna Cunningham in Publisher/Writer/Reader71- 75; see main entry in Criticism - General [literary mss. at the William Cullen Library, Johannesburg].
12.
' The National English Literary Museum and Documentation Centre' Gareth Cornwell in Publisher/Writer/Reader35 - 42; see main entry in Criticism - General.
13.
Young Africa Booklist: A Descriptive Booklist of Southern African Children's Books in English comp Jay Heale 188Blackie and Son (Glasgow) with Book Promotions (Cape Town) pa R12.75.
14.
Abrahams, Avriel2nd Thoughts68Ian Graer (286 Victoria Rd., Woodstock 7925) pa R5.00.
15.
Campbell, RoyCollected Works [vol I: poetry; vol II: poetry translations] ed Peter Alexander, Michael Chapman and Marcia Leveson688 and 498Ad Donker (Johannesburg) csd R95 per set.
16.
Cotton, RoyJoseph Ag, man: Selected Poems ed and intro Gus Ferguson and Alan James79Upstream (P.O. Box 253, Rondebosch 7700) pa R7.95.
17.
Driver, C.J.Hong Kong Portraits31C. J. Driver (Wilson House, Berkhamsted School, Herts. HP4 2BE) pa £5.
18.
Faller, FrancisWeather Words54Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R8.95.
19.
Gale, AlexOptic Prisms. A Personal View of Life44Creative Art Duplicating and Reproduction (P.O. Box 5310, Walmer 6065) pa R4.00.
20.
King, MichaelThe Fool and other poems44The Poetry Press (15 Hares Ave., Woodstock ) pa R5.95 [King b. S. Africa 1950].
21.
Lane, MichaelOf What? Of Love ? [ 19] Kastro Publications (P.O. Box 84583, Greenside, Johannesburg 2034) pa R2.50 [1985].
Moosa, Abdool S.Soul Expressions out of South Africa [30] Didactic Publications (P.O. Box 46255, Belle Ombre 0142) pa R4.95.
24.
Morris, MichaelThe Soul of Michael Hardheart30 leaves Jeremy Spence (P.O. Box 1464, Cape Town 8000) csd R10.00 [limited edition of 100 numbered copies].
25.
Padayachee, DeenaA Voice from the Cauldron48D. Padayachee (P.O. Box 19043, Dormerton 4015) pa R6.00.
26.
Patel, EssopFragments in the Sun: poems and performance text89 illus Imbong No. 1 Afrika Cultural Centre (SA) [1985].
Rowe, John AdleyDinner at the Naude's and other poems66Manara Press (P.O. Box 1173, Halfway House 1685) pa R15.00 [1985].
29.
Sacks, PeterIn These Mountains65Macmillan (New York) $10.95 [Sacks b. S. Africa; now lives in USA].
30.
Watson, StephenIn This City34David Philip pa R10.95.
31.
Essa, Saira and Charles PillaiSteve Biko: The Inquest99Upstairs Theatre (14 Alice St. Durban 4001) pa R15.00 [documentary drama based on the inquest into Biko's death in detention].
32.
Fugard, AtholThe Road to Mecca. A Play in Two Acts Suggested by the Life and Work of Helen Martins of New Bethseda79Faber and Faber pa £3.95.
33.
Pillaye, NashSaraswathie107Nash Publishers (Calcutta Rd., Ladysmith 3370) pa R7.00 [contains two plays: 'Saraswathie' and 'The Unwanted Child'].
34.
Abrahams, LionelThe Celibacy of Felix Greenspan: A Novel in Eighteen Stories189 Paper books Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R8.95 [first published Bataleur1977].
35.
Becker, JillianThe Virgins160Africasouth Paperbacks David Philip (Cape Town) pa R9.95 [first published Gollancz1976].
36.
Brink, AndréTheAmbassadorSummit Books ( New York) csd $16.95 [for details of first and revised publication see Bibliography for 1985].
37.
Case, DianneLove, David Maskew MillerLongman ( Cape Town) csd R9.95 pa R7.50 [for adolescents].
38.
Coetzee, J.M.Foe157Ravan (Johannesburg) csd R23.00; 157Secker and Warburg csd £9.95; 157Viking (New York).
39.
Conyngham, JohnThe Arrowing of the Cane154 Paper books Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R14.50.
40.
Cope, JackSelected Storiesx, 202 Africasouth Paperbacks David Philip (Cape Town) pa R13.95 [selected from the author's three published collections, with some previously uncollected].
41.
Gordon, GeraldFour People468 Africasouth Paperbacks David Philip (Cape Town) pa R19.95 [first published Macdonald/Purnell ( Cape Town) 1964].
42.
Hirson, DenisThe House Next Door to Africa99 Africasouth Paperbacks David Philip (Cape Town) pa R8.95 [Hirson b. S. Africa; has lived in Paris since 1975].
43.
Jacobs, SteveDiary of an Exile146Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R 12.26 [contains two novellas: 'Crystal Night' and 'Diary of an Exile'].
44.
Jacobson, DanThe Price of Diamonds256Ad Donker ( Johannesburg) pa R 14.50 [first published Weidenfeld and Nicolson1957].
45.
Jones, ToeckeySkindeep196Bodley Head pa £4.50 [1985; for adolescents; author b. S. Africa; moved to London1971].
46.
Joubert , ElsaPoppie Nongena359Norton (New York) csd $15.95 [her translation into English first published Hodder and Stoughton / Jonathan Ball (Johannesburg ) 1980 ].
47.
Karodia, FaridaDaughters of the Twilight150The Women's Press pa £3.95 [author b. S. Africa; moved to Zambia and then Canada; this is her first published novel].
48.
Keverne, GloriaA Man Cannot Cry768Grafton Books pa £3.50 [first published Granada1985].
49.
Kunene, Daniel P.From the Pit of Hell to the Spring of Life137 Staffrider Series No. 26 Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R10.50 [short stories].
50.
Lassalle, CarolineBreaking the Rules280Hamish Hamilton [Lassalle lived in S. Africa].
51.
Lurie, EdwardThe Scaffold304Zed Press csd £9.95 pa £4.95 [author used to live in Cape Town; won Mofolo-Plomer prize 1978].
52.
Makhoba, BoydOn the Eve101 Skotaville Series No. 3 Skotaville (Johannesburg) pa R7.95 [author b. S. Africa 1948; this is his first published novel].
53.
Mathee, DaleneCircles in a Forest368Penguin £2.50 [first published Viking1984].
54.
_ Fiela's Child358Viking csd £9.95 [trans. by author from Afrikaans].
55.
Millin, Sarah GertrudeGod's Stepchildren intro Tony Voss 326 Paper books Donker pa R14.95 [first published Constable1924].
56.
Ndebele, Njabulo S.Fools and Other Stories280Readers International Inc. (New York) csd $14.95 pa $7.95 [first published Ravan1983 ; won 1984 Noma Award].
57.
Nkosi, LewisMating Birds176St. Martins Press (New York) csd $13.95.
58.
Ramgobin, MewaWaiting to Live240David Philip csd R25.95 pa R14.95.
59.
Rive, RichardBuckingham Palace, District Six198David Philip (Cape Town) csd R24.90 pa R12.95.
60.
Sepamla, SiphoThird Generation163 Skotaville Series No. 4 Skotaville (Johannesburg) pa R7.95.
61.
Schreiner, OliveThe Story of an African Farm intro Cherry Clayton280 Paper books Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R7.95 [first published Chapman and Hall1883].
62.
_ The Woman's Rose. Stories andAllegories ed and intro Cherry Clayton127 Paper books Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R8.95.
63.
Smith, WilburThe Power of the Sword400Heinemann csd £9.95.
Steenkamp, WillemThe Horse Thief115Tafelberg (Cape Town) pa R9.95 [1985; for adolescents].
66.
Van Heerden, ErnstThe Runner and the Shadow: A Selection tr Jean Branford and the poet 95Tafelberg ( Cape Town) pa R17.50 [text in English and Afrikaans].
67.
A Land Apart: A Contemporary South African Reader ed André Brink and J. M. Coetzee256Faber and Faber csd £4.95 [poems, short stories and extracts from longer works; English section includes Jeremy Cronin, Modikwe Dikobe, Ahmed Essop, Nadine Gordimer, Christopher Hope, Mazisi Kunene, Ben Langa, Joel Matlou, Mtutuzeli Matshoba, Gcina Mhlope, Oupa Thando Mthimkulu, Mike Nicol, Sheila Roberts, Maria Tholo, Christopher van Wyk, Motshile wa Nthodi, Stephen Watson].
68.
A Selection of Johannesburg Authors comp Carol Leigh and Pieter Uys 37Public Library ( Johannesburg) pa gratis [bilingual text].
69.
Black Mamba Rising. South Arican Worker Poets in Struggle ed Ari Sitas75Worker Resistance and Culture Publications ( Durban ) pa R6.00 [includes Mi S'dumo Hlatshwayo, Nise Malange, and Alfred Temba Qabula].
70.
Communal Tradition: An Introduction to Poetry for African StudentsJohn Haynes114Ragpress ( Zaria) pa N6.00 [includes poems by Dollar Brand, Keorapetse Kgositsile, Mazisi Kunene, Herbert Vilikazi, with commentaries ; 1983].
71.
Exiles Within An Anthology of Poetry68 illus. Writers' Forum (P.O. Box 11046, Johannesburg 2000) pa R7.50.
72.
Hungry Flames and Other Black African Short Stories ed and intro Mbulelo Mzamanexxvi192Longman pa £2.95 [includes stories by Peter Abrahams, R. R. R. Dhlomo, Bessie Head, Alex la Guma, Arthur Maimane, Mtutuzeli Matshoba, James Matthews, Bloke Modisane, Casey Motsisi, Ezekiel Mphahlele, Mbulelo Mzamane, Njabulo Ndebele, Richard Rive, Can Themba, Gladys Thomas].
73.
Market Plays ed Stephen Gray preface Mannie Manim190Ad Donker ( Johannesburg) pa R14.95 [includes plays by Vanessa Cooke, Janice Honeyman and Danny Keogh; Matsemela Manaka; Michael Picardie; Barney Simon; Pieter-Dirk Uys; and James Whyle].
74.
One Day in June: Poetry and Prose from Troubled Times ed Sisa Ndaba128 Paper books Ad Donker pa R9.95.
75.
Reef of Time : Johannesburg in Writing ed Digby Ricci332 Paper books Ad Donker pa R14.95.
76.
Root and Branch: An Anthology of Southern African Writing ed Allan H. Findlay252Macmillan pa R25.50.
77.
The Best of South African Science Fiction Vol. 2 ed Tony DavisSFSA (P.O. Box 144, Isando 1600) pa.
78.
The Paperbook of South African English Poetry ed Michael Chapman318Ad Donker pa R14.95.
79.
Voices from Within: Black Poetry from Southern Africa ed Michael Chapman and Achmat Dangor260 Paper Books Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R 14.95 [first published csd Ad Donker1982].
80.
Woza Africa! A Collection of South African Plays ed Duma Ndlovu intro Wole Soyinka epilogue Desmond Tutu 250George Braziller ( New York) pa $9.95 csd $16.95 [includes plays by Matsemela Manaka, Maishe Maponye, Percy Mtwa, Mbongeni Ngema, Barney Simon].
81.
Baard, FrancesMy Spirit is Not Banned. Frances Baard as told to Barbie SchreinerZimbabwe Publishing House; further details not available.
82.
Champion, GeorgeTheJournal of an American Missionary in the Cape Colony, 1835 ed Alan R. Booth 50South African Library (Cape Town) pa R4.50.
83.
Crapananzo, VincentWaiting. The Whites of South Africa377Paladin pa £4.95 [based on autobiographical material; first published Granada1985].
84.
Emery, FrankMarching over Africa: Letters from Victorian Soldiers204Hodder and Stoughton csd £12.95.
85.
Finnegan, WilliamCrossing the Line: A Year in the Land of Apartheid418 illus Harper and Row (New York) csd $22.95.
86.
Franklin, Lady JaneThe Journal of Lady Jane Franklin at the Cape of Good Hope November 1863. Keeping up the Character ed Brian and Nancy Warner76Friends of SA Library (Cape Town) pa R7.50 [1985].
87.
Howell, Herbert GwynneAnglo-Boer War Diary of Herbert Gwynne Howell ed and intro Andre Wessels218 illus Source Publication No. 11 Institute for Historical Research, HSRC (Pretoria).
88.
Johannesburg Pioneer Journals, 1888 -1909 ed Maryna Fraserxvi267 Second Series No. 16 Van Riebeeck Society (Cape Town ).
89.
Joseph, HelenSide by Side The Autobiography of Helen Joseph249Zed Press ( London ) pa £6.95.
90.
Lawrence, Jean St. LegerComing Home to Roost134The Gryphon Press 93 Melbourne Terrace, Melbourne Road, Woodstock 7925) csd R54.00 [author b. South Africa].
91.
Mathabane, MarkKaffir Boy: The True Story of a Black Youth's Coming of Age in Apartheid South Africaxii352Macmillan ( New York) csd $19.00.
92.
Modisane, BlokeBlame Me on History311 Paper books Ad Donker pa R 14. 95 [first published Thames and Hudson1963].
93.
Mokone, Stephen (with J.W. Ryan) Kalamazoo! The Life and Times of a Soccer Player158de Jager-Haum ( Pretoria) pa R 15.50.
94.
Paton, Alan DiepkloofReflections of Diepkloof Reformatory ed Clyde Broster106David Philip pa R 12.95 [extracts from Knocking on the Door, Towards the Mountain, Kontakion for You Departed, Debbie Go Home, Sponolo].
95.
Soga, Tiyo.The Journal and Selected Writings of the Reverend Tiyo Soga ed D. Williams237Balkema (Cape Town ) csd £15.00.
96.
Sophiatown Speaks ed Pippa Stein and Ruth Jacobson80Junction Ave. Press ( Johannesburg) pa R 12.95 [essays on Sophiatown by Arthur Maimane, Don Mattera, Es'kia Mphahlele, and an interview with Nadine Gordimer].
97.
St. Leger, Moya FrenzSt. Leger: The Family and the Race157Phillimore (Chichester ) csd £9.95 [includes brief chapter on South African experience of Fred York, newspaper editor].
98.
Tom, PetrusMy Life Struggle. The Story of Petrus Tom68 Worker Series No. 2 Ravan with FOSATU ( Johannesburg ) pa R5.00.
99.
Two Dogs and Freedom: Children of the Townships Speak Out ed D. Smuts et al. 55illus Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R6.50 [ 1985].
100.
Winchester-Gould, DennisDeep Pulse: Autobiography of a White African104Ridgeback ( Craighall ).
101.
Bosman, Herman CharlesBosman's Johannesburg ed and intro Stephen Gray152Human and Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R17.86 [includes short stories, essays, a one-act play and two incomplete drafts of novels].
102.
Herzberg, BernhardLessons in History: A Medley of Short Stories, Articles, Essays, Poetry, 1945-8549Pioneer Press (P.O. Box 4347, Cape Town 8000) pa R7.50.
103.
Mojapelo, JimmyThe Unknown Hero The Writings of Jimmy Mojapeloviii120Skotaville (Johannesburg) pa R7.78 [autobiographical sketches, poems, lyrics; author b. S. Africa].
'A Sense of Place in the New Literatures in English, Particularly South African' Stephen Gray in A Sense of Place in the New Literatures in English ed Peggy NightingaleUniv. of Queensland Press (St. Lucia).
106.
Black Theatre, Dance and Ritual in South Africa Peter Frank Larlham171 Theatre and Dramatic Studies No. 29 UMI Research Press (Ann Arbor, MI.) $39.95 [1985].
107.
' Censorship: The Challenge to South African Universities'Christopher MerrettTheoria (Pietermaritzburg) LXVI1-11.
108.
' Colonialism, Rhodes and Zimbabwe'Colin StyleLondon MagazineXXVI5 & 6111-17 [deals partly with the image of Rhodes in literature by Olive Schreiner, Wilbur Smith and others].
109.
' Culture and Resistance in South Africa'Keorapetse Kgositsile The Black Scholar (Oakland, CA.) XVII 4 28-31 [keynote address from the Culture and Resistance Symposium, Gaborone, 1982].
110.
' Culture, Politics and the Black Writer: A Critical Look at Prevailing Assumptions'Kelwyn Sole in Publisher/Writer/Reader215 - 83; see main entry below.
111.
'Drama as Popular Culture in Africa'Unionmwan EdebiriProceedings of the Xth Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association ed Anna Balakian et al. Garland (New York) [discusses Black South African theatre].
112.
'English-Language Publishing in South Africa'Ad Donker in Publisher/Writer/Reader17 - 24; see main entry below.
' Finding Some Space: Black South African Women Writers'Carole Boyce DaviesA Current Bibliography on African AffairsXIX131 - 45.
115.
Four South African Poets Interviews with Robert Berold, Jeremy Cronin, Douglas Reid Skinner and Stephen WatsonSusan Gardner72 Interviews Series No. 1 National English Literary Museum (Grahamstown) pa R4.95.
116.
In Township Tonight!. South Africa's Black City Music and TheatreDavid B. Coplan278Longman csd £17.95 pa £8.95 [first published Ravan1985].
117.
' Introductory Remarks: An Overview of South African Publishing in South Africa'Peter Randall in Publisher/Writer/Reader11-15; see main entry below.
118.
' Keeping out of the Laagers: Editing Contrast Magazine in the 1980s'Geoffrey Haresnape in Publisher/Writer/Reader25 - 33; see main entry below.
119.
' Language, Literature and the Struggle in South Africa'Daniel KuneneStaffrider (Johannesburg) VI336 - 40; 46 - 7.
120.
'Literature and Populism in South Africa; Reflections on the Ideology of Staffrider'Michael Vaughan in Marxism and African Literature ed Georg M. Gugelberger 195 - 220; also appears in Publisher/Writer/Reader285 - 322; see main entry below [see JCL Bibliography for 1982 for first publication].
121.
'Media and Dependency in South Africa: A Case Study of the Press and Ciskei "Homeland" ' Les Switzerxiii80 Monographs in International Studies, Africa Series No. 47 Center for International Studies, Ohio Univ. (Athens, Ohio) pa $9.00.
122.
'On Editing LIP'Susan Brown in Publisher/Writer/Reader87 - 91; see main entry below.
123.
' On Editing LIP'Susan Rosenberg in Publisher/Writer/Reader93 - 6; see main entry below.
124.
' Performance, Self-Definition, and Social Experience in the Oral Poetry of Sotho Migrant Mineworkers'David CoplanAfrican Studies Review (Michigan) XXIX129 - 40.
125.
Publisher/Writer/Reader . Sociology of Southern African Literature ed Susan Gardner 428 Dept. of Comparative Literature, Univ. of the Witwatersrand ( Johannesburg) [proceedings of a colloquium at the Univ. of the Witwatersrand, 30 Sept. -2 Oct. 1982; critical essays specifically on South African English literature separately listed here; introductions to sessions and transcripts of discussions omitted].
126.
' Recent White English South African Poetry and the Language of Liberalism'Stephen Watson in Publisher/Writer/Reader199 - 213; see main entry above.
127.
' Sharpeville and its Aftermath: The Novels of Richard Rive, Peter Abrahams, Alex la Guma, and Lauretta Ngcobo'Mbulelo MzamaneArielCalgary) XVI231-44 [1985].
128.
' South African Theater: Ideology and Rebellion'Andrew HornResearch in African Literatures (Austin, TX.) XVII2211-33.
129.
' "Striving with Systems": Romanticism and the Current Critical Scene'Donald A. BealeTheoria (Pietermaritzburg) LXVI13 - 28 [responds to 'The Critical Situation and the Situation of Criticism'; see Bibliography for 1984].
130.
'Tall Tellers of Tales: Some Fictional Narrators and their Function in the South African Short Story in English'Ernest Pereira in Herman Charles Bosman103 - 15; see Herman Charles Bosman in Criticism - Individual Studies above [discusses Bosman, Douglas Blackburn, Ernest Glanville, Perceval Gibbon, Carl Jeppe, C. R. Prance, W. C. Scully, Pauline Smith].
' The Other Face'Ian SteadmanIndex on CensorshipXIV126 - 8 [1985].
133.
' The Situation of Criticism in South Africa'Nick Visser in Publisher/Writer/Reader323 - 36; see main entry above [first published as 'The Critical Situation and the Situation of Criticism'; see JCL Bibliography for 1984].
134.
' The South African Novel in English post-1976: Fiction and Social Change'Cherry ClaytonStandpunte 182 (Cape Town) XXXIX236-9.
135.
' The Rediscovery of the Ordinary: Some New Writings in South Africa'Njabulo S. NdebeleJournal of Southern African StudiesXII2143 - 57.
136.
'Third World Meets First World: The Theme of "Jim Comes to Joburg" in South African English Fiction'Stephen GrayKunapipi ( Aarhus) VII161-80 [1985].
137.
' Worker Plays in South Africa'Astrid von KotzeCommunications from the International Brecht Society (San Antonia, TX. ) XV13 - 16 [1985; deals with Dunlop Workers play].
Abrahams, Peter'La voix du silence dans les romans de Peter Abrahams et de Mongo Beti'Willy A. UmezinwaProceedings of the VIIIth Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association ed Bela Kopeczi and Gyorgy M. Vajda Bieber (Stuttgart) 261-5.
140.
_ See also 'Sharpeville and its Aftermath' in Criticism - General.
141.
Becker, Jillian'No ordinary woman: Dr. Thelma Gutsche: a memoir'Jillian BeckerContrast 59 XV335 - 50 [of possible biographical interest re Becker].
142.
Berold, Robert See Four South African Poets in Criticism - General.
143.
Bosman, Herman Charles'A South African Zoshchenko'David Wright in Herman Charles Bosman49 - 52; see main entry below.
144.
_ 'A View from the Hills'Christopher Hope in Herman Charles Bosman61- 4.
145.
_ 'Bosman in Texas'Stephen Gray in Herman Charles Bosman58 - 60; see main entry below.
146.
_ 'Bosman: Poet of the Bushveld'Michael Chapman in Herman Charles Bosman125 - 32; see main entry below.
147.
_'Bosman's Bosveld Revisited' David Goldblatt in Herman Charles Bosman53-4; see main entry below.
148.
_ 'Down Marico Way'Arnold Benjamin in Herman Charles Bosman60 -1; see main entry below.
149.
_ Herman Charles Bosman ed and intro Stephen Gray204Southern African Literature Series No. 6McGraw-Hill ( Johannesburg) pa [includes chronology and select bibliography; critical essays are individually listed in this bibliography, but not reviews].
150.
_ 'Herman Charles Bosman'Vivienne Dickson in Herman Charles Bosman54-7; see main entry above.
151.
_ 'Inside Out: Bosman's Cold StoneJug'Jeremy Cronin in Herman Charles Bosman140 - 3; see main entry above.
152.
_ 'Race and Identity in Bosman's Marico'Glenn Lawson in Herman Charles Bosman143 - 54; see main entry above.
153.
_ ' South African Writers and English Readers'William Plomer in Herman Charles Bosman37 - 49; see main entry above.
154.
_ ' The Early Bosman's Jacaranda in the Night' Emily Buchanan in Herman Charles Bosman132 - 40; see main entry above.
155.
_ 'The Literary Criticism of Edgar Allan Poe and Herman Charles Bosman'Irmgard Schopen in Herman Charles Bosman115 - 25; see main entry above.
156.
_ ' The Short Fiction of Herman Charles Bosman'Martin Trump in Herman Charles Bosman164 - 78; see main entry above.
157.
_ 'The Threat of the Wild: Sources of Racial Tension in Bosman's Willemsdorp'A. M. Potter in Herman Charles Bosman158 - 64; see main entry above.
158.
_ 'The Women in Bosman's Stories'Sheila Roberts in Herman Charles Bosman154-8; see main entry above.
159.
_ See also 'Tall Tellers of Tales' in Criticism - General.
160.
Breytenbach, Breyten'Breyten Breytenbach and the South African Prison Book'J U Jacobs Theoria (Pietermaritzburg) LXVIII95 -105.
161.
_ 'Breyten Breytenbach: Le Point de non-retour est atteint'Catherine DavidNouvel Observateur2-8 August 108232 [1985; interview].
162.
_ 'Longing, Radicalism, Sentimentality: Reflections on Breyten Breytenbach'sA Season in Paradise' Neil LazarusJournal of southern African StudiesXII2158 - 82.
163.
Brink, André[Interview]Scenaria15 May 15.
164.
Brutus, Dennis'The Troubadour: The Poet's Persona in the Poetry of Dennis Brutus'Tanure DjaideAriel (Calgary) XVII 1 55-69.
165.
Butler, Guy'An Interview with Guy Butler'Malvern van Wyk Smith and Don Maclennan Rhodes Review1986 (Grahamstown ) 2 - 4.
166.
Campbell, Roy'Roy Campbell, Poet: A Defence in Sociological Times'Michael Chapman Theoria (Pietermaritzburg) LXVIII 79-93.
167.
Poetic Justice: a memoir of my father Roy Campbell Anna Lyle Campbell153Typographeum ( Francestown, NH) csd $60.00 [limited edition of 150 copies].
168.
_ 'Roy Campbell: Comrade and Antagonist'Maria Emanuela Eisl in Poetic Drama and Poetic Theory ed JamesHogg Univ. Salzburg86 - 95 [1982].
169.
_ 'Two Gentlemen of Voorslag: Roy Campbell and William Plomer'William Oxley in Poetic Drama and Poetic Theory ed JamesHogg Univ. Salzburg37 - 85.
170.
_' History of an Unapologetic Apologia: Roy Campbell's Wyndham Lewis' Bradford Morrow in Blast 3 ed Seamus Cooney et al. Black Sparrow ( Santa Barbara) 11-14 [deals with Campbell's study of Lewis; of biographical interest].
171.
Coetzee, J.M.'Allegories of Power in the Fiction of J. M. Coetzee'Lois Parkinson Zamora Journal of Literary StudiesII11-14 [also refers in passing to Alan Paton and Wilma Stockenstrom].
172.
_' Colonialism and the Novels of J. M. Coetzee' Stephen Watson Research in African LiteraturesXVII3370 - 92.
173.
_' Jean-Marie [sic] Coetzee contra la repression' Claude Wauthier Nouvel Observateur28 June - 4 July 1077 69 [1985; interview].
174.
_ 'Quiet Heroism in Life & Times of Michael K'Ellen McDaniel Notes on Contemporary Literature (Carrollton, GA.) XV111 -12 [1985].
175.
_' Narrative, History, Ideology: A Study of Waiting for the Barbarians and Burger's Daughter' Richard G. MartinAriel ( Calgary) XVII33 - 21.
176.
_ 'Sight, Blindness and Double-Thought in J. M. Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians'Dick Penner WL WE (Arlington, TX .) XXVI 134 - 45.
177.
Cronin, Jeremy See Four South African Poets in Criticism - General.
178.
Dhlomo, H.I.E.The New African: A Study of the Life and Work of H I. E. Dhlomo Tim Couzens382Ravan (Johannesburg) pa. R21.95 [ 1985 ].
179.
Du Plessis, Menan'The Pamphleteer'Menàn du Plessis Leadership (Cape Town) V 5 105 - 108.
180.
Fitzpatrick, Percy'Alas, poor Jock. I knew him well'Alan Huw SmithFrontline (Johannesburg) VI428 - 29 [on publisher's censorship of Jock of the Bushveld].
181.
Fugard, Athol' "A Chair Called Agememnon" : Athol Fugard's Use of Greek Dramatic Myths'Stephen GrayStandpunte184 (Cape Town) XXXIX413-27.
182.
_ 'An Interview with Athol Fugard' Gitta Honegger et al. Theater (New Haven, CT.) XVI 1 33-9 [1984].
_ 'James Earl Jones on Fugard'Joel Schechter Theater (New Haven, CT.) XVI 1 40 - 2 [1984; interview with Jones].
185.
_ 'Political Acting and Political Action: Athol Fugard's The Island'Albert Wertheim WLWE (Arlington, TX.) XXII6245 - 52.
186.
Truths the Hand Can Touch: The Theatre of Athol Fugard Russell Vandenbroucke306Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa. R15.95.
187.
Fugard, Sheila'Revolutionary Women and Others' George Kearns The Hudson ReviewXXXIX1121-34 [some reference to Fugard, and Doris Lessing].
188.
Gottschalk, Keith'Keith Gottschalk in Conversation with Upstream'Upstream (Cape Town) IV 4 1-8 [Gottschalk is a poet].
189.
Gordimer, Nadine'Miranda's Story: Nadine Gordimer and the Literature of Empire'Susan M. Greenstein Novel (Providence, RI.) XVIII3227-42 [1985].
190.
_ ' Nadine Gordimer contre les privileges'Catherine David Nouvel Observateur 28 June-4 July 107768 [1985].
191.
_ ' Nadine Gordimer's Burger's Daughter: Why Does Rosa Go Back?'Rina Leewenburg New Literature Review (Armidale, NSW.) XIV23 - 31 [1985].
192.
_ ' Soviet Literary Critics on Nadine Gordimer'Helena Nowak Contrast 61 (Cape Town) XVI 2 65-8.
193.
_ ' Taking Hold of Reality: Politics and Style in Nadine Gordimer'Michael ToolanACLALS Bulletin (Singapore) VII178-88.
194.
The Novels of Nadine Gordimer: Historyfrom the Inside Stephen R. Clingman276Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R22.00; Allen and Unwin csd £25.00.
195.
_ The Novels of Nadine Gordimer: Private Lives/Public Landscapes John CookeLouisiana State Univ. Press ( Baton Rouge) csd $27.50.
196.
_ 'The Position of the White Writer in South Africa'Nadine Gordimer Realities (Athlone, Cape) Spring 2 - 3 [1985].
197.
_ 'The Short Fiction of Nadine Gordimer'Martin Trump Research in African LiteraturesXVII3341- 69.
198.
_ See also Coetzee, J. M. above.
199.
_ See also Sophiatown Speaks in Non-Fiction.
200.
Head, Bessie'Bessie Head'Agnes Sam Women's ReviewIX22 - 3.
201.
_ ' Bessie Head in Australia'Andrew Peek New Literature Review (Armidale, NSW.) XIV5-13 [1985; interview].
202.
_ ' Personal Politics in the Novels of Bessie Head'Kathryn Geurts Presence Africaine (Paris) 14047 - 74.
203.
_ ' South African Writers Die in Exile'NELM News [National English Literary Museum] (Grahamstown] 101.
204.
_ 'The Context of Bessie Head's Fiction' Cecil A. Abrahams ACLALS Bulletin [Association of Commonwealth Language and Literature Studies] (Singapore) VII437-44.
205.
_ 'Tributes to Bessie Head (1937 -86)' Cecil Abrahams, Charlotte Bruner, and Linda S. Beard ALA Bulletin [African Literature Association] (Edmonton, Alta.) XII237 - 44.
206.
_ 'Unpopular Opinions: Some African Woman Writers' Kirsten Holt Petersen in A Double Colonization: Colonial and Post-Colonial Women's Writing, ed KirstenHolt Petersen and Anna Rutherford Dangeroo Press (Mundelstrap, Denmark) 107 - 20 [Head discussed 118 - 20].
207.
_ 'Women's Role in Bessie Head's Ideal World'Virginia U. Ola Ariel (Calgary) XVII439-47.
208.
Hope, Christopher'A South African Abroad'Christopher Hope Leadership (Cape Town) V 2 108-9, 111-12.
209.
_ See also Bosman, Herman Charles'A View from the Hills' above.
210.
Jacobson, Dan'In Conversation with Dan Jacobson'Stephen Gray Contrast (Cape Town) XVI 2 30-41.
211.
Joubert, Elsa 'The Flight from Politics: An Analysis of the South African Reception of Poppie Nongena David SchalkwykJournal of Southern African StudiesXII2183 - 95.
212.
_ 'Independence as the Creative Choice in Two South African Fictions'Margaret LentaAriel (Calgary) XVII135 - 52 [deals with Poppie Nongena and Schreiner's The Story of an African Farm].
213.
Kgositsile, Keorapetse See 'Culture and Resistance in South Africa' in Criticism - General.
214.
Kunene, Mazisi'Poetry, Humanism and Apartheid: A Study of Mazisi Kunene's Zulu Poems' Chidi Maduka ACLALS Bulletin [Association of Commonwealth Language and Literature Studies] (Singapore) VII211-26.
215.
La Guma, Alex'Alex la Guma: Revolutionary Intellectual'Daniel Garcia Santas The Black Scholar (Oakland, CA.) XVII 4 55 - 6 [obituary; first appeared in Prisma (Havana) December 1985].
216.
_ ' Alex la Guma's In the Fog of the Season's End Henry Indangasi HEBAdvanced Study Companion38Heinemann (Nairobi) pa Kshs 22.50 [ 1984].
217.
_ 'Aspects de la satire dans quelques ecrits de Alex la Guma'R. Samin Revue de Litterature et d'Esthetique Negro-Africaine489 - 105 [1982].
218.
_ See also Head, Bessie'South African Writers Die in Exile' above.
219.
_ See also 'Sharpeville and its Aftermath' in Criticism - General.
220.
Livingstone, Douglas'An Interview with Douglas Livingstone'Elizabeth Thompson Crux (Pretoria) XX 4 3 -12.
221.
_ ' Livingstone's Poems in The Wild Wave'David Levey Crux (Pretoria) XX 3 11-14.
222.
_ 'Moon-Rites and Rain Dances: The Malaysian Connection in Douglas Livingstone's Poetry'Stephen Gray South African Outlook (Cape Town) CXVII 1383 95 - 6; also appears in ACLALS Bulletin (Singapore ) VII 6 14-19.
223.
Mann, Chris'The Craft of Poetry: A Case Study'Chris Zithulele Mann Contrast 61 (Cape Town ) XVI 1 45 - 51.
224.
Mattera, Don See Sophiatown Speaks in Non-Fiction above.
225.
McClure, James'An Interview with James McClure'Don Wall Clues (Bowling Green, OH.) VI 2 7-25 [1985].
226.
Mhlope, Gcina'The Woman Inside Every Woman' Gcina Mhlope in Publisher/Writer/Reader105 - 9; see main entry in Criticism - General.
227.
Mofolo, Thomas'The Chaka Controversy: New Light on the Role of the Missionaries' Daniel P. Kunene Interdisciplinary Dimensions of African Literature ed Kofi Anyidoho et al. Three Continents Press (Washington) 113 - 27 [1985].
228.
Mphahlele, Es'kia'Exile, Alienation and Literature: The Case of Es'kia Mphahlele'Martin Jarret-Kerr Africa TodayXXXIII127 -35.
229.
_ 'Images of Africa'Es'kia Mphahlele South African Outlook (Cape Town) CXVII 138397 - 9.
230.
_ ' Remarks on Chirundu'Es'kia Mphahlele English in AfricaXIII221- 37.
231.
_ ' The Southern African Setting of Chirundu'Dorian Haarhoff English in AfricaXIII239 - 45.
232.
_ ' The Big Lie'Es'kia Mphahlele Leadership (Cape Town) V 3 110-12.
233.
_ ' "The Way I Looked at Life Then": Stories' Es'kia Mphahlele's Man Must Live and Other Stories Norman Hodge English in AfricaXIII247 - 64.
234.
_ 'Through the Keyhole: Masters and Servants in the Work of Es'kia Mphahlele'Damian Ruth English in AfricaXIII265 - 88.
235.
_ See also Sophiatown Speaks in Non-Fiction above.
236.
Ngcobo, Lauretta'My Life and My Writing' in A Double Colonization: Colonial and Post-Colonial Women's Writing ed KirstenHolt Petersen and Anna Rutherford Dangeroo Press (Mundelstrap, Denmark) 83 - 6.
237.
_ 'See also 'Sharpeville and its Aftermath' in Criticism - General.
Nkosi, Lewis See 'Fifties' People' in Criticism - General.
240.
_ See also 'The Rediscovery of the Ordinary' in Criticism - General.
241.
Paton, Alan'Don't Let the Sun Set Upon Your Wrath' [Interview]Scenaria15 May 13 -14.
242.
Plomer, William'William Plomer's Short Stories: The South African Origins of New Literature Modes'Stephen GrayJournal of Commonwealth LiteratureXXI153-61.
243.
_ See also Campbell, Roy above.
244.
Rive, Richard See 'Sharpeville and its Aftermath' in Criticism - General.
245.
Sam, Agnes 'South Africa: Guest of Honour Amongst the Uninvited Newcomers in England's Great Tradition' Agnes Sam in A Double Colonization : Colonial and Post-Colonial Women's Writing ed Kirsten Holt Petersen and Anna RutherfordDangeroo Press (Mundelstrap, Denmark) 92 - 6 [Sam is a hitherto unpublished South African writer].
_ ' Olive Schreiner and Feminism' Cherry Clayton in Publisher/Writer/Reader147 - 68; see main entry in Criticism - General.
248.
_ ' Patterns of Narration and Characterization in Schreiner's The Story of an African Farm'Gerald Monsman English Literature in Transition (Tempe, AZ.) XXVIII3253-70 [1985].
249.
_ ' The Story of an African Farm: The Opportunity for Study Across the Media ' Johann Pienaar Crux (Pretoria ) XX 147 - 51 [about teaching in schools].
250.
_ See also 'Farm Novel and "Plaasroman" in South Africa' in Criticism - General.
251.
_ See also Joubert, Elsa above.
252.
Sepamla, Sipho'Black Consciousness in East and South African Poetry: Unity and Divergence in the Poetry of Taban Lo Liyong and Sipho Sepamla'Ezenzwa-chaeto Présence Africaine (Paris) 14010 - 24.
253.
Skinner, DouglasReid [Interview] Upstream (Cape Town) III 11-3 [1985]. _ See Four South African Poets in Criticism - General.
254.
Smith, Pauline'Pauline Smith and Silence' Dorothy Driver in Publisher/Writer/Reader 137 - 45; see main entry in Criticism - General.
255.
Literary Journals and Little Magazines in South Africa:
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Communiqué, Language Bureau, University of the North, Private Bag 5090, Pietersburg 0700; bilingual but mostly English; articles on language, literature, education, the arts in general; poems, short stories etc.; three times a year.
257.
Contrast, P.O. Box 3841, Cape Town 8000; bilingual but mostly English; short stories, poems, essays, reviews, letters; twice yearly.
258.
Critical Arts: A Journal for Media Studies, Institute of Contemporary Cultural Studies, University of Natal, King George V Drive, Durban; critical essays on the media, usually but not necessarily South African; special issues; quarterly.
259.
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.
260.
English in Africa, Institute for the Study of English in Africa, Rhodes University, P.O. Box 94, Grahamstown 6140; articles on African literature in English; twice yearly.
261.
English Studies in Africa, Department of English, University of the Witwatersrand, 1 Jan Smuts Avenue, Johannesburg 2001; articles on English literature in general; reviews; twice yearly.
262.
Imago Department of English, University of Cape Town, Private Bag, Rondebosch 7700; poems; quarterly.
263.
Journal of Literary Studies, South African Society for General Literary Studies, Private Bag X41, Pretoria 0001; started January 1985; essays on literary theory, some South African material, reviews; three times a year.
264.
New Coin Institute for the Study of English in Africa, Rhodes University, P.O. Box 94, Grahamstown 6140; poems 'twice yearly'; irregular publication.
265.
Realities, BLAC Publishing House, P.O. Box 90, Athlone, Cape 7760; essays, poems etc.; one issue so far.
266.
Scenaria: A Magazine for the Performing Arts in the Transvaal, Triad Publishers, P.O. Box 27161, Parkview 2122; essays on performing arts in general, reviews; six times a year.
267.
Sesame Renoster Books, 1A Fifth Avenue, Victoria 2192; poems; sketches, short stories, interviews; annual.
268.
S'ketsch: South Africa's Magazine for Theatre and Entertainment, P.O. Box 5417, Benoni South 1502; irregular publication.
269.
Staffrider, Ravan Press, P.O. Box 31910, Braamfontein 2017; short stories, poems, plays, essays on African literature and culture; interviews; 'quarterly' ; irregular publication.
270.
Standpunte, P.O. Box 879, Cape Town 8000; bilingual (mostly Afrikaans); essays on South African literature; six times a year; ceased: last issue August 1986.
271.
Stir A Journal from Southern African Women, P.O. Box 11214, Vlaeberg 8018; essays, poems, interviews, reviews etc; irregular publication.
272.
The Classic, Skotaville Press, P.O. Box 32483; 414 Hampstead House, 46 Biccard Street, Braamfontein ; articles on South African literature, short stories, poems, etc; 'annual'; irregular publication.
273.
The English Academy Review, The English Academy of Southern Africa, Richard Ward Building, University of the Witwatersrand, P.O. Box 124, Wits 2050; essays on South African literature, language and theory, short stories, poems, reviews, proceedings of the annual conference; annual.
274.
Theoria A Journal of Studies in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Natal, P.O. Box 375, Pietermaritzburg 3200; twice yearly.
275.
UNISA English Studies, Department of English, University of South Africa, P.O. Box 392, Pretoria; essays on English literature, not necessarily South African, reviews; twice yearly.
276.
Upstream A Quarterly Magazine of Poetry; P.O. Box 253, Rondebosch 7700; poems, reviews, interviews, occasionally literary essays; quarterly.