Butler, GuyGuy Butler: A Bibliography comp John Read intro Catherine Woeber 116pp NELM Bibliographic Series No. 5 , National English Literary Museum ( Grahamstown) pa R26.22.
2.
Coetzee, J.M.'Bibliography' comp Richard Samin and Jean Sèvry Commonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) Special Issue (SP3) pp32-39.
3.
Head, BessieBessie Head: A Bibliography comp Craig MacKenzie and Catherine Woeber intro Craig MacKenzie 103pp illus new expanded edition NELM Bibliographic Series No. 1, National English Literary Museum (Grahamstown) pa R28.40.
4.
Afrika, Tatamkulu Dark Rider ed Robert Berold131 pp Snailpress ( Plumstead, Cape Town) & Mayibuye Books (Private Bag X17, Bellville, Cape 7535) pa R37.62.
5.
Cadle, JillNature Poems and Puzzles85pp Edubooks (Pietermaritzburg) pa R22.55 [1990].
6.
Cullinan, PatrickSelected Poems 1961-1991 ed & intro Stephen Watson [98]pp illus The Artists' Press (Johannesburg) special edition csd R3,900.00.
7.
Dangor, AchmatPrivate Voices59pp COSAW (Johannesburg) pa R25.05.
8.
Dikeni, SandileGuava Juice intro Jakes Gerwel85pp Mayibuye History & Literature Series No. 43, Mayibuye Books (Bellville, Cape) pa R22.00 [Dikeni b. 1966].
9.
Faller, Francis See Signs in Anthologies.
10.
Feinberg, BarryGardens of Struggle intro Ronnie Kasrils87pp Mayibuye History and Literature Series No. 42, Mayibuye Books ( Bellville, Cape) pa R22.00 [Feinberg b. 1938 ].
11.
Ferguson, GusCarpe Diem: Poems and Drawings48pp illus Carrefour Press ( Cape Town) pa R22.95.
12.
Fox, JaneThe Dancer and Other Poems20pp illus Snailpress (Cape Town) pa R16.50 [Fox b. 1935, England; now lives in Cape Town].
13.
Fugard, SheilaReclaiming Desert Places42pp Indlovu Publications (Johannesburg) pa price not available.
14.
Gottschalk, KeithEmergency Poems intro Peter Horn131 pp Mayibuye History and Literature Series No. 41, Mayibuye Books ( Bellville. Cape ) pa R27.50.
15.
Gray, StephenSeason of Violence43pp Dangaroo (Sydney) pa £4.95.
16.
Horn, PeterAn Axe in the Ice74pp COSAW (Johannesburg) pa R24.20.
17.
James, AlanMorning Near Genadendal51pp Snailpress (Cape Town) pa R22.00.
18.
Kaplinski, SollyLost and Found: A Polish Experience: A Second Generation Response to the Holocaust75pp illus Manerberger Foundation (Box 154, Cape Town) pa R25.00.
19.
Lewis, ChaimClouds of Glory over Soho Rooftops177pp John Trotter (London) [ 1991; Lewis b. London, emigrated to South Africa in 1964].
20.
MacKenzie, RodGathering Light68pp Snailpress (Cape Town) pa R27.50.
21.
Maclennan, DonLetters: New Poems51pp Carrefour Press (Cape Town) pa R21.95.
22.
Mann, ChrisMann Alive! intro Robin Malan44pp David Philip ( Cape Town) with Media Resource Centre, University of Natal (Durban ) pa R19.95 [also in VHS Video Cassette; includes interview separately listed below].
23.
Metelerkamp, Joan See Signs in Anthologies.
24.
Meyer, SandraASA NISI MASA47pp illus Snailpress (Cape Town) pa R28.50 [Meyer born in South Africa].
25.
Mogale, Dikobewa Prison Poemsvi + 57pp Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R27.95.
26.
Murray, Sally-Ann See Signs in Anthologies.
27.
Pater, EliasViews from a Window: The Selected Poems of Elias Pater ed R. Harnettxvi + 159pp Institute for the Study of English in Africa, Rhodes University (Grahamstown ) pa R25.00.
28.
Serote, MonganeWally Third World Express35pp David Philip (Claremont, Cape Town) pa R24.95.
29.
Silver, NormanWords on a Faded T-Shirt73pp Faber and Faber (London) pa £4.99 [Silver born in 1946 in Cape Town; emigrated to UK in 1969].
30.
Sole, KelwynProjections in the Past Tense127pp Ravan Press ( Johannesburg) pa R45.60.
Wiggett, HarryThe Gulf76pp illus The author (Cape Town) pa R 17.10 [1991].
33.
Wright, DavidPoems and Versions79pp Carcanet (Manchester) pa £6.95.
34.
Fugard, AtholPlayland ... and Other Words81pp Witwatersrand University Press (Johannesburg) pa R25.00 [includes a section entitled 'Fugard in the Nineties' containing extracts from talks given by Fugard].
35.
Fugard, Athol and Ross DevenishMarigolds in August and The Guest: Two Screenplays130pp Ad Donker ( Johannesburg) pa R65.95 [The Guest first published in 1977 , Marigolds in August first published in 1982, both by Ad Donker].
36.
Jones, ToeckeyIn Search of Dragon's Mountain66pp illus Nelson (Waltonon-Thames , Surrey) pa R29.99 [juvenile literature].
37.
Naidoo, MuthalWe 3 Kings: A Farce in Two Acts99pp Asoka Theatre Publications No. 3, Asoka Theatre Publications (Durban) pa R 17.10.
38.
Nataniël Dancing with John: A Solo Cabaret47pp Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R31.08 [in English and Afrikaans].
39.
Thomas, GladysAvalon Court: (Vignettes of Life of the 'Coloured' People of the Cape Flats of Cape Town)108pp Skotaville (Braamfontein, Johannesburg ) pa R20.54.
40.
Uys, Pieter-DirkParadise is Closing Down69pp Peninsula (Cape Town) pa [first published Penguin1989].
41.
Annecke, WendyThe Trick37pp illus The New Readers Project, University of Natal ( Durban ) pa R10.95 [neo-literate & juvenile literature].
Armstrong, George and Brenda SullivanLuguma134pp Varia (Johannesburg ) pa R 14.95.
44.
Beake, LesleyBau and the Baobab Tree [27]pp illus Tafelberg (Cape Town) pa R 14.45 [juvenile literature].
45.
Bender, ColinMakapan Odyssey: A Mythical Story of Humankind's South African Genesis, Evolution and Final Homecoming188pp The author (Box 643, Tzaneen 0850) price not available.
46.
Boehmer, EllekeScreens Against the Sky194pp Penguin (London) pa [first published by Bloomsbury Press in 1990].
47.
Boje, ShirleyCry Softly, Thule Neen123pp illus Junior African Writers Series, Heinemann ( Oxford) pa £2.95 [juvenile literature].
48.
Bransby, LawrenceThe Geek in Shining Armour127pp illus Human & Rousseau ( Cape Town) pa R26.93 [juvenile literature].
Damane, E.M. [Emelda] Why Bother177pp Vivlia (Randburg, Transvaal) pa R 16.78 [Damane b. 1938].
54.
Davies, EmilieReuben's Story42pp Clarendon High School Enrichment Project (East London ) [juvenile literature; text in English, Afrikaans and Xhosa].
55.
Dube, HopeLove is a Challenge91pp illus Junior African Writers Series, Heinemann ( Oxford) pa £1.99 [juvenile literature].
56.
Eppel, John D.G.G.Berry's The Great North Road216pp Carrefour Press ( Cape Town) in association with Hippogriff (Johannesburg ) pa R34.95 [b.1947 in S.A., lives in Bulawayo; this is his first published novel].
57.
Forbes, Andrina DashwoodBirds on a Ledge56pp Open Door Publications, Buchu Books ( Cape Town) pa R17.55 [Forbes b. 1924].
58.
Fourie, CorliaGanekwane and the Green Dragon and Other New African Tales64pp illus Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R24.86 [juvenile literature].
59.
Galgut, DamonThe Beautiful Screaming of Pigs170pp Abacus (London) pa £5.99 [first published by Scribner in 1991].
60.
Gordimer, NadineWhy Haven't You Written?: Selected Stories 1950-1972 [cover title: 1950-1970]231pp Penguin ( London) pa £5.99.
61.
Gordimer, Nadine July's People edited by Jennie Sidney and Roy Blatchford184pp New Longman Literature Series Longman ( London) pa £3.50 [1991; schools edition].
62.
Greer, LuanshyaReap the Whirlwind593pp Rowan/Arrow Books (London) pa R26.69 [pseud.; b. circa 1940, Luanshya, Zambia; now lives in Cape Town].
63.
Haresnape, GeoffreyTestimony105pp Justified Press (Johannesburg) pa R39.95.
64.
Head, BessieThe Collector of Treasures128pp African Writers Series, Heinemann (Oxford ) pa £4.95 [new edition [first published by Heinemann in 1977].
65.
Head, BessieWhen Rain Clouds Gather retold by Margaret Tarner 79pp illus Heinemann Guided Readers: International Level, Heinemann (Oxford) pa £2.00.
Jermieson, AllanThe Delmonico Two O Five126pp Tafelberg (Cape Town) pa R24.95 [juvenile literature].
71.
Kali, BrendaKismet116pp Advent Publications (Box 15929, Doornfontein 2028) pa [1984; juvenile literature; Kali's earlier novels missed in earlier bibliographies but details not available; see entry in Criticism — Individual Studies].
72.
Kirby, RobertThe Secret Letters of Jan van Riebeeck127pp Penguin (Johannesburg ) pa R34.95.
Kunene, WinstonThe Shebeen Queen38pp Neo-literate Series, Via Afrika (Pretoria ) pa R 10.45.
75.
Kusi, ThandiCould This Be an Aeroplane? and The Invisible Granny Who Gives Away Teeth17pp illus Open Door Publications, Buchu Books (Cape Town ) pa R7.00 [juvenile literature].
76.
La Guma, AlexIn the Fog of the Season's End 180pp African Writers Series, Heinemann (London) pa £7.95 [new edition; first published by Heinemann in 1972].
77.
Lambkin, DavidPlain of Darkness179pp Ivy Publishers (London) pa $6.95.
78.
Lassalle, CarolineGoing Too Far191pp Penguin (London) pa £4.99.
79.
Leggat, GillianThe Artist and the Bully59pp illus Junior African Writers Series, Heinemann ( Oxford) pa £1.75 [juvenile literature].
80.
Lewin, HughThe Picture that Came Alive29pp illus Junior African Writers Series, Heinemann ( Oxford) pa £1.50 [juvenile literature].
81.
Linden, Anne MarieThe Smiling Grandma [24]pp illus Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) csd R34.99 [juvenile literature].
Maseko, BhekiThe Fortune Snake, Mamlambo adapted by Chris van Wyk 35pp Viva Books ( Johannesburg) pa R22.80 [for newly-literate adults and teenagers; first published as part of his collection Mamlambo and Other Stories: see Bibliography for 1991].
84.
Mattera, DonThe Five Magic Pebbles and Other Stories49pp illus Skotaville ( Johannesburg) pa R25.30 [juvenile literature].
85.
Matthee, DaleneThe Day the Swallows Spoke265pp Michael Joseph ( London) csd R74.99.
86.
Meiring, JaneTales of Muganire55pp Daan Retief (Pretoria) pa R11.34 [juvenile literature].
87.
Mennen, Ingrid; Daly, Niki Somewhere in Africa [30]pp illus Dutton Children's Books (New York ) pa $13.00 [juvenile literature; first published under title Ashraf of Africa by Songololo Books in 1990].
88.
Mhlophe, GcinaThe Singing Dog and Lungile17pp illus Skotaville ( Johannesburg) pa R25.33 [juvenile literature].
89.
Minnaar, Diana MarySe'chsingwa's Song69pp HAUM (Pretoria) pa R22.74 [juvenile literature].
90.
Mnisi, ThembakaziThe 1987 Floods13pp illus The New Readers Project, University of Natal (Durban) pa R10.95 [neo-literate and juvenile literature].
91.
Molteno, Marion ALanguage in Common224pp Women's Press (London) pa £3.95 [ 1987; short stories; Molteno grew up in South Africa and has lived in London since 1977].
92.
— A Shield of Coolest Air338pp Shola Books (London) pa £7.95.
93.
Molver, EileenThe Boat with No Name93pp Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R23.82 [juvenile literature].
94.
— Lindiwi Finds a Way58pp illus Junior African Writers Series, Heinemann ( Oxford) pa £1.75 [juvenile literature].
95.
Morel, SusanHoliday in Namibia85p Juta (Kenwyn, Cape) pa R11.09 [1991 ; juvenile literature].
96.
Munitich, BrendaTuff Guy93pp De Jager-HAUM (Pretoria) pa R25.89 [juvenile literature].
97.
Naidoo, BeverleyJourney to Jo'burg ed Jane Joyner86pp Sky Books, Longman Group (Harlow, Essex ) pa £3.50.
98.
Ndebele, NjabuloBonolo and the Peach Tree88pp illus Ravan (Johannesburg) csd R34.20 [juvenile literature].
99.
— The Prophetess adapted by Chris van Wyk42pp illus Viva Books (Johannesburg ) pa R22.80 [neo-literate and juvenile literature; Ndebele's story 'The Prophetess' originally appeared in Fools and Other Stories].
100.
Nicol, MikeThis Day and Age276pp David Philip (Cape Town) csd R74.95.
101.
O'Reilly, AnthonyShadrack38pp Neo-literate series, Via Afrika (Johannesburg) pa R10.45 [1991].
102.
Owen, PhyllisPink Caves and Baked Beans56pp illus Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R23.82 [juvenile literature].
103.
Padayachee, DeenaWhat's Love Got to Do With It? and Other Stories intro Stephen Gray171pp COSAW ( Johannesburg) pa R34.30 [his first published collection].
104.
Pelser, FrederickCyrus the Great and the Prophet Daniel352pp Southern Publishing Association (Box 2243, Clareinch 7740) csd R43.95.
105.
Pinnock, PatriciaSchonstein The Man Who Loved Birds [26]pp illus Africa Sun Press ( Grahamstown) price not available [juvenile literature].
106.
Poland, NichoMajumba's Survival Trail32pp illus Kalle Images (Cape Town) price not available [juvenile literature].
107.
Press, KarenLet It Come Back69pp Centaur (Pietermaritzburg) pa R18.90 [juvenile literature].
108.
Roberts, CherylDon't Deny My Dreams: Stories of Black Youth Playing Sport in Apartheid South Africa100pp Township Publishing (Cape Town) pa R25.75 [her own stories, despite implication of title].
Sadler, MikeThe Mystery of Mister E92pp illus Junior African Writers Series, Heinemann ( Oxford) pa £1.99 [juvenile literature].
111.
Schreiner, OliveThe Story of an African Farm ed & intro Joseph Bristow278pp The World's Classics, OUP ( Oxford ) pa £5.99.
112.
— Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland intro Sally-Ann Murray123pp Paper Books, Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa R27.95 [first published by Fisher Unwin, London, 1897].
113.
Seed, JennyOld Grandfather Mantis: Tales of the San56pp illus Tafelberg ( Cape Town) pa R25.85 [juvenile literature].
Stuart, ElizabethThe Trap45pp Via Afrika (Pretoria) pa R 10.45 [neo-literate series].
122.
Teague, KatiAnna Goes to SchoolSkotaville ( Johannesburg) pa R22.83 [juvenile literature].
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- Gail's Birthday PartySkotaville ( Johannesburg) pa R22.83 [juvenile literature].
124.
- Imram's ClinicSkotaville (Johannesburg ) pa R22.83 [juvenile literature].
125.
- Liam's Day OutSkotavile (Johannesburg ) pa R22.83 [juvenile literature].
126.
Thomas, DanielleChildren of Darkness314pp Macmillan (London) csd £14.99 [first novel].
127.
Thorpe, MarieLucy's Games140pp Tafelberg (Cape Town) pa R25.86 [juvenile literature].
128.
Trew, AnthonyThe Road to the River and Other Stories186pp HarperCollins ( London) csd £14.99.
129.
Turkington, NolaGranny's News20pp illus Urban African Series No. 1, Hadeda Books ( Kenton-on-Sea, Cape) price not available [juvenile literature].
130.
— The Milkwood Tree20pp illus Rural African Series No. 1, Hadeda Books (Kenton-on-Sea, Cape) price not available [juvenile literature].
131.
— Nduku and the Magic Seed48pp illus Human & Roussea (Cape Town) pa R24.86 [juvenile literature].
132.
Van Heerden, MarjorieA New Bed for Alexia [24]pp Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R23.82 [juvenile literature].
133.
Van Straten, CicelyTorit of the Strong Right Arm52pp illus Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R24.87 [juvenile literature].
134.
Von Arnim, TheodoraCanine Encounters as Told by Nicki ed Jos Baker21pp The author (Box 245, Franschhoek 7690) pa R10.00 [juvenile literature].
135.
Wende, Hamilton and Windell WilliamsMsimangu's Words120pp Young Africa Series, Maskew Miller Longman (Cape Town) pa R19.25 [juvenile literature; Wende grew up in Johannesburg, where he now lives; Williams is American].
136.
Weiner, ShelleyThe Last Honeymoon205pp Constable (London) csd £13.99 [author b. South Africa].
137.
Wiles, FrankThose Lonely Mountains277pp Bell Desk Top Publishers (Box 84567, Greenside 2034) pa price not available.
Turner, EmilyThe Voice of Nature96pp The author (Sea Point, Cape Town) price not available.
141.
Goosen, JeanneNot All of Us trans from Afrikaans into English by André Brink168pp Queillerie ( Strand, Cape) pa R40.05.
142.
Krog, AntjieBirds of a Different Feather trans from Afrikaans into English by Michael Cope and into Xhosa by Sandile Dikeni48pp Buchu Books (Cape Town) pa R19.95 [juvenile literature; text in Afrikaans, English and Xhosa].
143.
Schoeman, KarelTake Leave and Go trans by the author279pp Sinclair-Stevenson ( London) csd [originally published in Afrikaans in 1990].
144.
Van Heerden, EtienneMad Dog and Other Stories trans from Afrikaans into English by Catherine Knox183pp Africasouth New Writing, David Philip (Cape Town) pa R34.95.
145.
Abrahams, Lionel 'Acceptance Speech: Academy Medal, 1992Lionel AbrahamsThe English Academy Review (Johannesburg) 9 pp148-149.
146.
— ' The Freedom of the Creative Artist within a Politicised Native Land' Rosa Dias pp16-19 in The Alan Paton Literary Competition in Anthologies.
147.
— 'Lionel Abrahams, Publisher, Poet, Writer, Critic' Reg RumneyWriters' World: The Wordcrafters' Journal (Somerset West , Cape) (1) 8 p14 [first published in The Weekly Mail June 1992].
148.
' The Strength of the Outsider' Reg RumneyThe Weekly Mail ReviewlBooks (Johannesburg) June pp1-2 [supplement to The Weekly Mail 26 June — 2 July (8) 26].
149.
- See also 'The Foe of Death' under Coetzee, J.M.
150.
- See also 'From a Quarreller's Dossier', 'A Sense of Place', and 'The Verbal Environment' in General Studies.
151.
Abrahams, Peter 'A Long Way from Vrededorp: The Reception of Peter Abrahams' Ideas ' Kolawole Ogungbesan pp166-183 in Perspectives on South African English Literature above [first published in 1980].
152.
— The Novels of Peter Abrahams and the Rise of Nationalism in AfricaRobert Ensor333pp African Literatures in English No 7, Blaue Eule (Esssen) pa R205.20.
153.
Afrika, Tatamkulu 'Acceptance Speech for the Thomas Pringle Award for Poetry in Periodicals, 1991' Tatamkulu AfrikaThe English Academy Review ( Johannesburg) 9 pp146-147.
154.
- ' The Art of Poise' Dirk KlopperStaffrider ( Johannesburg ) (10) 3 pp87-89 [review essay of Nine Lives].
Barnard, Lady Anne'Degrees of Freedom: Lady Anne Barnard's Cape Diaries' Margaret Lenta English in Africa (Grahamstown) (19) 2 pp55-68; also: pp67-80 in Eighteenth-Century Studies: The Rights of Man ed Mike Leighton 257pp HSRC ( Pretoria) pa R67.85 [proceedings of inaugural conference of South African Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies].
157.
Barrow, JohnSee Imperial Eyes in General Studies.
158.
Becker, Jillian See "Nadine Gordimer's Politics" under Gordimer, Nadine.
159.
Berold, Rob See Afrika, Tatamkulu.
160.
Black, Stephen See 'Redefining' in General Studies.
161.
Blackburn, Douglas See 'History and Romance', and 'Redefining' in General Studies.
162.
Bloom, Harry See 'Three Novels' in General Studies.
163.
Boetie, Dugmore 'Dugmore Boetie and South African Literature' Mark Beittel Staffrider ( Johannesburg) (10) 2 pp57-66 [also refers to Es'kia Mphahlele, Lewis Nkosi and Barney Simon].
164.
Bosman, Herman Charles 'The Artist and the Underworld: Bosman's Cold Stone Jug' Margaret LentaThe English Academy Review (Johannesburg) 9 pp56-66.
165.
— 'Autobiography and Fiction in Cold Stone Jug' M.C. AndersenThe English Academy Review (Johannesburg) 9 pp36-45.
166.
- ' Bakhtin's "Carnivalesque" and Bosman's Cold Stone Jug' Henrietta MondryJournal of Literary Studies (Pretoria) (8) 1 & 2 pp87-93.
167.
— ' Bosman the Entertainer' Matthew de Gale pp71-4 in The Alan Paton Literary Competition in Anthologies.
168.
— ' Herman Charles Bosman' pp147-65 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
169.
Breytenbach, Breyten "Breyten Breytenbach" [interview] Peter Midgley pp53-65 in Out of Exile in General Studies.
170.
Brink, André P. 'André P. Brink' Linette ViljoenThe Cape Librarian (Cape Town) (36) 1 p8 [Afrikaans].
171.
— 'André Brink's South Africa: A Quality of Light' Lillian HiljaAndon-Milligan Critique (Glasgow) (34) 1 pp19-32.
172.
— ' Bernhard Franken in Rumours of Rain by André Brink' G. Mrkusic pp27-9 in The Alan Paton Literary Competition in Anthologies.
173.
— 'Documentary Realism and Film Pleasure: Two Moments from Euzhan Palcy's A Dry White Season' John HigginsLiterator ( Potchefstroom ) (13) 3 pp101-109.
174.
- ' Pasturella Pestis' Fikander Cappone p17-20 in Introducing South African Writing in General Studies [on The Wall of the Plague].
175.
- See also 'Afrikaners and the Future', 'Condemned to Choose', and 'Woman and Language' in General Studies.
176.
Brutus, Dennis 'Prophesy of the Poet: Dennis Brutus Reaffirms his Doubts About de Klerk' Brian MoyoWest Africa (August 10) 3908 pp1351-1352.
177.
- ' Dennis Brutus' [interview] Kevin Goddard pp66-78 in Out of Exile in General Studies.
178.
- " Politics and the Pastoral Ideal in the Poetry of Dennis Brutus" Wole OgundeleCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (14) 2 pp49-60.
179.
Buckland, Andrew 'Two-Way Extension of a Solo Acting Style: Hamlet and Juliet' Andrew Buckland and Li Newman interview each other The Weekly Mail Review/Arts ( Johannesburg) June p10 [supplement to The Weekly Mail 19-25 June (8) 25; Buckland is a playwright as well as actor].
180.
Butler, Guy 'Guy Butler: A Local Habitation: A Reflection on an Autobiography' Frank EnglandCrux (Grahamstown) (26) 2 pp56-57.
181.
— ' The Poetry of Guy Butler' Don Maclennan pp199-212 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
182.
— See also entry in Bibliographies of Individual Authors.
183.
Campbell, Roy 'Conversations with Roy Campbell' David WrightP.N. Review (Manchester) (19) 1 p52-56.
184.
— ' Roy Campbell's Adamastor: Reading and Re-reading the South African Poems' Sally-Ann Murray and A.E. Voss with postscript by Marcia Leveson pp94-112 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
185.
— See also 'The Properties of Paradise' in General Studies.
186.
Cloete, Stuart See 'History and Romance' in General Studies.
— 'Sydney Clouts's Poetry' Kevin GoddardEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) (19) 2 p15-34.
189.
— See also 'Douglas Livingstone' in General Studies.
190.
Coetzee, J.M. 'Age of Iron by J.M. Coetzee: Correlations in the Private and Public Life of a Coloniser' Francois Louw pp60-62 in The Alan Paton Literary Competition in Anthologies .
191.
— 'The Barbarians are Coming: Good News and Bad News?: Duality, Meaning and Significance in J.M. Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians' Brian WorsfoldCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) Special Issue (SP3) pp57-66.
192.
— 'Black Earth, White Myth: A Note on Coetzee's Michael K' Derek WrightModern Fiction Studies (West Lafayette) (38) 2 p435-444.
193.
— 'Cinderella's Mothers: J.M. Coetzee's In the Heart of the Country' Sheila RobertsEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) (19) 1 pp21-33.
194.
— 'Circularity and Linearity in Waiting for the Barbarians' Richard SaminComntonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) Special Issue (SP3) pp32-39.
195.
— 'Coetzee's Children of the Earth and Language' Michael NaumannCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (15) 1 pp36-38.
196.
— 'David Attwell interviews J.M. Coetzee' New Contrast (Cape Town) (20) 3 pp25-28 [extract from Doubling the Point].
197.
— Doubling the Point: Essays and InterviewsJ.M. Coetzee, ed David Attwell438pp David Philip ( Cape Town); Harvard University Press ( Cambridge, Mass.) csd R59.95.
198.
— 'Dreams in Waiting for the Barbarians' Jean-Pierre DurixCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) Special Issue (SP3) pp40-48.
199.
— 'Erasmus' Praise of Folly: Rivalry and Madness' J.M. CoetzeeNeophilologus (Amsterdam) 76 pp1-18.
200.
— 'Intertextuality, Power and Danger: Waiting for the Barbarians as a Dirty Story' Judie NewmanCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) Special Issue (SP3) pp67-77.
201.
— 'Il Caso "Robinson"' [Robinson's Case] pp67-72 in Il Retorno del Narratore: Voci e Strategie del Romanzo inglese contemporaneo Paola Splendore180pp Pratiche Editrice (Parma) pa L22,000 [1991; deals with Foe].
202.
— 'An Interview with J.M. Coetzee' André ViolaCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (14) 2 pp6-7.
203.
— ' J.M. Coetzee' Peter Strauss pp378-402 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
204.
— ' The Foe of Death' Lionel Abrahams Sesame (Johannesburg ) 15 pp28-30 [review essay on Age of Iron].
205.
— 'Interfering with "The Mind of Apartheid"' Brian Macaskill and Jeanne ColleranPretexts (Cape Town) 4 pp67-84.
206.
— 'An Interview with J.M. Coetzee' Richard BegamContemporary Literature (Madison, Wis.) (33) 3 pp419-431.
207.
— ' J.M. Coetzee's Speculative History' Krzysztof Kowalczyk pp21-26 in Introducing South African Writing in General Studies.
208.
— '"The Labyrinth of My History": J.M. Coetzee's Dusklands' David AttwellNovel (Providence, RI) (25) 1 pp7-32 [1991].
209.
— 'The Mind of Apartheid: Geoffrey Cronjé (1907- )' J.M. CoetzeeSocial Dynamics (Cape Town) (17) 1 pp 1-35 [1991].
210.
— '(More) Variations on the Works of J.M. Coetzee' Jean SèvryCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) Special Issue (SP3) pp1-19.
211.
— ' Oppressive Silence: J.M. Coetzee's Foe and the Politics of the Canon' Derek Attridge pp213-238 in Decolonizing Tradition: New Views of Twentieth Certtury 'British' Literary Canons ed Karen R. Lawrence291pp University of Illinois Press (Urbana and Chicago).
212.
— 'Reading History, Writing Heresy: The Resistance of Representation and the Representation of Resistance in J.M. Coetzee's Foe' Brian Macaskill and Jeanne Colleran Contemporary Literature ( Madison, Wis.) (33) 3 pp432-457.
213.
— 'Theory in the Margin: Coetzee's Foe Reading Defoe's Crusoe/ Roxana ' Gayatri ChakravortySpivak pp154-180 in Consequences of Theory ed Jonathan Arac and Barbara Johnson 219pp Johns Hopkins University Press (Baltimore ) csd $30.00 pa $12.95 [1991; first published in English in Africa in 1990].
214.
— 'Time and the Barbarians' Anne FuchsCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) Special Issue (SP3) pp49-56.
215.
— 'Waiting for the Barbarians as a Frontier Novel' André ViolaCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) Special Issue (SP3) pp20-25.
216.
— 'When the Barbarians Come Riding In' Denise CoussyCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) Special Issue (SP3) pp26-31.
217.
— See also entry in Bibliographies of Individual Authors.
218.
Conyngham, John 'Haunted by Dispossession': A Study of John Conyngham's Novels' J.A. KearneyEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) (19) 1 p67-87.
219.
Cronin, Jeremy 'The Self-Presence of the Poet Inside: Jeremy Cronin' Peter Horn Staffrider (Johannesburg) (10) 2 pp81-85.
220.
Cullinan, Patrick 'A Modem Sense of Disquiet: Patrick Cullinan interviewed by Michael King and Stephen Watson' New Contrast80 (Cape Town) (20) 4 pp6-15.
221.
Daly, Niki 'Kelly Rosenthal Interview, No 2' Kelly Rosenthal SlugNewsletter (Cape Town) 16 pp12-13.
222.
Dangor, Achmat 'Sexual Politics and "Free" Women in Achmat Dangor's The Z-Town Trilogy ' Jabulani Mkhize Staffrider (Johannesburg ) (10) 1 pp 19-25.
223.
— See also Kgositsile, Keorapetse below.
224.
De Kok, Ingrid 'A Woman's Reality' Sarah Frost pp1-4 in The Alan Paton Literaty Competition in Anthologies.
225.
Dhlomo, H.I.E. 'Herbert Dhlomo in Perspective' Neil ButcherSATJ: South African Theatre Journal (Johannesburg) (6) 2 pp49-63 [refers to Mary Waters' Xhosa play U-Nongqause].
226.
— See also 'English and the Colonisation of Form', 'The Mfecane', 'The Properties of Paradise' and 'Two Poems' in General Studies.
227.
Dikeni, Sandile 'The Way It Was' Sandile DikeniWriters' World: The Wordcrafters' Journal (Somerset West) (1) 7 pp 13-14.
228.
Dikobe, Modikwe 'A Reception Approach to The Marabi Dance' Myrtle Hooper pp82-88 in Literary Theory and the Teaching of Literature in General Studies.
229.
Du Plessis, Menan 'The Reader's Role in the Fiction of Menán du Plessis' M.J. DaymondLiterator (Potchefstroom) (13) 1 pp101-109.
230.
Essop, Ahmed 'Ahmed Essop: Mirror the Indian Community, Writer for all South Africans ' Nadine Baker pp75-77 in The Alan Paton Literary Competition in Anthologies .
231.
Ferguson, Gus 'Interview with the Chief Snail' Kelly Rosenthal SlugNewsletter (Cape Town) 15 p14 [Ferguson is a poet, director of Snailpress, and editor of Slug Newsletter ].
232.
— 'Keeping the Lights Burning for Poetry' Interview Jane Rosenthal The Weekly Mail Review/Books (Johannesburg) April p3 [supplement to The Weekly Mail 30 April-7 May (8) 18].
— See also 'Special Periodical Issues' in Bibliographies.
235.
Fugard, Athol 'Athol Fugard' Brian Crow pp150-64 in Post-Colonial English Drama in General Studies .
236.
— ' Athol Fugard and Yvonne Bryceland: Sharing a Common Vision' Ann Wakefield pp21-22 in Face to Face in Anthologies.
237.
— 'Authority and Jouissance in Fugard's Statements After an Arrest under the Immorality Act' Robert Baker-WhiteText and Performance Quarterly (Annandale, Virginia) (12) 3 pp228-244.
238.
— '"Between Me and My Country": Fugard's My Children! My Africa! at the Market Theatre, Johannesburg' Stephen GrayNew Theatre Quarterly (Cambridge, U.K.) (6) 21 pp25-30 [1990].
239.
— ' Fugard and the Politics of Human Dignity: A Note on Boesman and Lena and The Island' Russell Vandenbrouke pp301-313 in Perspectives on South African English Literature.
240.
- ' Looking for My Relatives: The Political Implications of "Family" in Selected Works by Athol Fugard and August Wilson' Thomas H. ArthurSATJ: South African Theatre Journal (Johannesburg) (6) 2 pp5-16 [Wilson is a black American playwright].
241.
— 'No Villains: An Answer to Question 4 of the 1992 English Olympiad ' Miranda VineallCrux (Grahamstown ) (26) 4 pp46-50 [on My Children! My Africa!].
242.
- ' Resituating Fugard: South African Drama as Witness' Dennis WalderNew Theatre Quarterly (Cambridge) (8) 32 pp343-361.
243.
— See also 'Condemned to Choose' in General Studies.
244.
Gibbon, Perceval "The Patients are Physically Deceased [sic], Their Keepers Spiritually So': An Analysis of the Themes of Healing, Health and Wholeness in the Novel Margaret Harding by Elaine Harding [sic]' Elaine Thompson pp78-80 in The Alan Paton Literary Competition in Anthologies.
245.
Gordimer, Nadine 'The Art of Nadine Gordimer' Robert BoyersSalmagundi (Saratoga Springs, NY) 93 pp188-202.
246.
— Betrayals of the Body Politic: The Literary Commitments of Nadine GordimerAndrew Vogel Ettin150pp University Press of Virginia (Charlottesville and London) csd.
247.
— 'Comment' Andries W. OliphantStaffrider ( Johannesburg ) (10) 2 p3 [on Gordimer's Nobel Prize acceptance speech].
248.
— 'Cosaw, Suitcase Libraries and the Responsible Laureate' [interview] Gerrit OliverDie Suid-Afrikaan (Cape Town) 37 Feb/March pp28-31.
249.
— ' Decolonizing the Novel: Nadine Gordimer's A Sport of Nature and British Literary Traditions' Louise Yelin pp191-211 in Decolonizing Tradition: New Views of Twentieth Century 'British' Literary Canons ed Karen R. Lawrence291pp University of Illinois (Urbana and Chicago).
250.
— ' Fragments of a Telephone Conversation with Nadine Gordimer' [interview] Zbigniew Bialas pp45-48 in Introducing South African Writing see General Studies.
251.
— 'The Future is Another Country' [interview] Stephen ClingmanTransition (New York) 56 pp 132-150.
252.
— 'Gordimer, Clingman and the Mystique of History' Lional AbrahamsSouth African Literary Review (Cape Town) (2) 1 pp7-9 [on Stephen Clingman's The Novels of Nadine Gordimer].
253.
— 'Jump and Other Stories: Gordimer's Leap into the 1990s: Gender and Politics in her Latest Fiction' Karen Ruth LazarJournal of Southern African Studies (Oxford) ( 18) 4 pp783-802.
254.
— ' Living in the Interregnum' Nadine Gordimer pp259-277 in Critical Fictions in General Studies [1991; originally delivered as the William James Lecture, 1982].
— 'Nadine Gordimer: Nobel Laureate in Literature, 1991' Barbara J. EcksteinWorld Literature Today (Norman, Ok.) (66) 1 pp7-10 [also refers to J.M. Coetzee and Es'kia Mphahlele].
257.
— 'Nadine Gordimer's My Son's Story; Or, The Experience of Fragmentation ' Liliane LouvelCommonwealth Essays and Studies ( Dijon) (14) 2 pp28-33.
— 'Nobel Prize for Literature' African Recorder (New Delhi) (30) 22 pp8502-8503 [1991].
260.
— ' The Novels of Nadine Gordimer' Robert Green pp272-292 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
261.
— 'The Political Uncanny: The Novels of Nadine Gordimer' Lars EngleYale Journal of Criticism (2) 2 [1989].
262.
— 'Prize and Prejudice' [interview] Duncan FallowellWomen's Journal (London) March pp124-126, 128.
263.
— "'Something Out There"/ Something In There: Gender and Politics in Gordimer's Novella'Karen Ruth LazarEnglish in Africa ( Grahamstown) (19) 1 pp53-65.
264.
— '"Space for Herself": Nadine Gordimer's A Sport of Nature and Josephine Humphreys' Rich in Love'Ann Henley Frontiers: A Journal of Women's Studies (Ronceverte, West Va.) (13) 1 pp81-89.
265.
— 'A Sport of Nature: Gordimer's Work in Progress'Richard Smyer Journal of Commonwealth Literature (London ) (32) 1 p71-86 [refers briefly also to André Brink, Breyten Breytenbach, and Alan Paton].
266.
— 'Turning the Page...'Nadine Gordimer pp270-278 in Soho Square V in Anthologies above [paper read at 'Symposium on the Main Issues in African Fiction and Poetry on the Threshold of the 21st Century', Harare, 1992]; see 'Writing and Being' below.
267.
— 'A Voice Against Racism' [interview] Karin Winegar Arts & Entertainment [supplement to Star Tribune (Minneapolis)] 4 October IF, 7F.
268.
— 'Writing and Being'Nadine GordimerStaffrider (Johannesburg) (10) 2 pp5-10; also in New Contrast78 (Cape Town) (20) 2 pp6-13 [text of Nobel Lecture, 1991 ]; reprinted as 'Turning the Page: African Writers on the Threshold of the Twenty-First Century' Transition (New York) (56) pp4-10 and 'Turning the Page...' see entry above.
269.
— See also 'Condemned to Choose', and 'Special Periodical Issues' in General Studies.
270.
Gray, Stephen, 'Growing up under Apartheid'Stephen GrayCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (14) 2 pp1-5.
271.
— See also 'Between Me and My Country' under Fugard, Athol, and 'John Ross and Slavery' under Ross, John, in Individual Studies.
272.
Gropp, Amelia See "A Vague Vision" in General Studies.
273.
Gwala, Mafika Pascal'The Poetry of Mafika Gwala'Thengani H. NgwenyaStaffrider (Johannesburg) (10) 2 pp43-51 [refers also to Peter Abrahams, Steve Biko and H.I.E. Dhlomo].
274.
— See also 'Mtshali' in General Studies.
275.
Haggard, Rider H.The Annotated She: A Critical Edition of H. Rider Haggard's Victorian Romance with Introduction and Notes ed Norman Etherington241pp Visions, Indiana University Press (Bloomington [ 1991]) csd $37.50.
276.
- 'Rider Haggard: A Literature for Children; Or, A Childish Africa'Jean SèvryCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (15) 1 pp1-11.
277.
- See also Sexual Anarchy in General Studies.
278.
Harwood, Ronald'Ronald Harwood' pp121-26 in The Pleasure of Reading ed Antonia Fraser256pp Bloomsbury (London) csd £17.99.
279.
Head, Bessie'Bessie Head: A Thematic Approach'L.G. Ngcobo pp342-51 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
280.
- [Essay] in Illiberal Education: The Politics of Race and Sex on CampusDinesh D'Souza000pp Random House ( New York) pa $12.00 pa $12.00 [csd 1991]; see response below.
281.
- 'Illiberal Reporting'Alice JardineThe Women's Review of Books ( Wellesley, Mass.) (9) 5 pp27-29 [response to Illiberal Education; see entry above].
282.
- 'Maru by Bessie Head: The Dilepe Quartet; Or, From Drought to Beer'S.V. Menager-EversonCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (14) 2 pp44-48.
283.
- 'Out of Africa: A Tribute to Bessie Head'W.D. Maxwell-MahonLantern (Cape Town) (41) 4 pp39-43.
284.
- See also 'The Mfecane' in General Studies.
285.
- 'See also 'Special Periodical Issues' in Bibliographies.
286.
— 'See also entry in Bibliographies of Individual Authors.
287.
Horn, Peter See 'The Self-Presence' under Cronin, Jeremy in Individual Studies .
288.
Howarth, Anna'Race and Class in a Nineteenth-Century South African Novel'Gareth Cornwell pp121-141 in Mfecane to Boer War in General Studies above [refers to Jan, An Afrikander].
289.
Huddleston, Trevor'Memories: Africa of My Heart's Desire'Es'kia MphahleleTribute (Johannesburg) September p112 [discusses Huddleston's Return to South Africa].
290.
Isaacs, Nathaniel See 'Textual Incest' in General Studies.
291.
Jabavu, Noni See 'English and the Colonisation of Form' in General Studies.
292.
Jacobi, Clarissa'Clarissa Jacobi: en literaire ontmoeting in Kaapstad' [interview] Rolf Wolfswinkel Stilet (Pretoria) March pp53-62 [in Dutch].
293.
Jacobs, Steve See 'Three Novels' in General Studies.
294.
Jacobson, Dan 'About The God-Fearer: Dan Jacobson discusses his forthcoming novel ' London Review of Books (14) 13 pp22-23.
295.
— 'At a Distance: Dan Jacobson's South African Fiction'Sheila Roberts pp213-220 in Perspectives on South African English Fiction in
296.
— 'Shaun de Waal Talks to Dan Jacobson' [interview] Shaun de WaalSouth African Literary Review (Cape Town) (2) 1 pp 15-17.
297.
Jordan, A.C.A.C. Jordan: Life and Work ed Russell H. Kaschula81pp Bureau for African Research and Documentation Occasional Papers, No. 2University of Transkei (Umtata) price not available.
298.
— 'Who Really Cares if the Ancestors are Angry? A.C. Jordan's The Wrath of the Ancestors / Ingyumbo Yeminyaya'M.A.B. NyamendeSouth African Journal of African Languages (Pretoria) (11) 4 p 119-129 [1991].
299.
Kali, Brenda"A Born Scribbler"Saul MolobiLearn and Teach ( Johannesburg) August p9 [biographical piece on 'the first Indian novelist in South Africa': Kali's publications include Kismet (1984), Misted Horizons, Swami Sins, The Dancer, and The Story of Rama and Sita (juvenile)].
300.
Karodia, Farida '"Not-Quite Insiders and Not-Quite Outsiders": The "Process of Womanhood" in Beka Lamb, Nervous Conditions, and Daughters of the Twilight'Miki FlockemannJournal of Commonwealth Literature (London) (32) 1 pp37-47.
301.
Kgositsile, Keorapetse'Keorapetse Kgositsile' [interview]Achmat Dangor p79-91 in Out of Exile in General Studies.
302.
Kipling, Rudyard 'Kipling and Modernism'Craig RaineLondon Review of Books (14) 15 pp15-17.
303.
- 'Kipling and the Savage Child'Michael NewtonCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (15) 1 pp12-19.
Kriel, Helena 'Set to Go Far'Carolyn RaphaelyCosmopolitan ( Cape Town) May pp50-52 [Kriel, a playwright, has written Pigs on Passion and Arachnid].
308.
Kunene, Mazisi'An Interview with Mazisi Kunene'Jean SèvryCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (14) 2 pp8-18.
309.
- Interview pp136-145 in Talking with African Writers in General Studies.
310.
- 'Orality Versus Literacy in Mazisi Kunene's Emperor Shaka the Great'Wole Ogundele pp9-23 in Orature in African Literature Today ed Eldred Durosimi Jones 138pp African Literature Today, No. 18James Currey (London) pa £8.95.
311.
- See also 'Problems in African Literature' in General Studies.
312.
Kuzwayo, Ellen See 'Myths of Motherhood' in General Studies.
313.
La Guma, Alex AStudy of Trans-Ethnnicity in Modern South Africa: The Writings of Alex La [sic] GumaBalasubramanyam Chandramoham280pp Mellen Research UP ( Lewiston/ Lampeter, Canada) csd $6.95.
314.
— 'La Guma and Reality in South Africa'David Rabkin pp293-300 in Perspectives on South African English Literature see General Studies [first published in 1973].
315.
- 'Literature and Apartheid: Alex La [sic] Guma'a Fiction'Omar SougouBridges: A Senegalese Journal of English/Revue Senegaliaise d'Etudes Anglaises (Dakar) (4) Dec pp35-47.
316.
Lalbahadur, Tommy'Nanoo' See 'The South African Indian Contribution' in General Studies.
317.
Le Vaillant, Francois See Imperial Eyes in General Studies.
318.
Lessing, Doris'Doris Lessing: In Pursuit of Martha Quest'M.J. Daymond pp. 246-60 in Perspectives on South African English Literature above [Lessing usually excluded from this Bibliography but included here as part of discussion of South African writing].
319.
Lewis, Ethelreda See 'Galsworthy' in General Studies.
320.
Livingstone, Douglas'The Poetry of Moral Commitment in South Africa: The Life and Work of Douglas Livingstone'Marco Fazzini Annali de Ca' Foscari (Venice) (31) 1 & 2 pp89-107.
321.
— 'Speech delivered by Dr. Douglas Livingstone at the 1991 Creative Writing Awards Ceremony'Douglas Livingstone p82 in The Alan Paton Literary Competition in Anthologies .
322.
— See also 'Douglas Livingstone' in General Studies.
323.
Mabuza, Lindiwe'Children of Soweto: Lindiwe Mabuza's Short Story 'Wake..."André ViolaCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) ( 15) 1 pp39-44.
Malan, Rian'The Limits of Liberalism'Kate ManzoTransition (New York) 55 pp115-24.
326.
Manaka, Matsemela See 'Whose Popular Theatre...?' in General Studies.
327.
Mann, Chris'An Interview between Robin Malan and Chris Mann' pp3-14 in Mann Alive see entry for Chris Mann in Poetry above.
328.
— 'Mann the Troubadour Goes for Video' [interview] David McKayThe Weekly Mail Review/Books (Johannesburg) September p3 [supplement to The Weekly Mail 25 September — I October (8) 39].
329.
Maseko, Bheki'Books for All to Read'Saul MolobiLearn and Teach ( Johannesburg) September p11 [discusses The Fortune Snake, Mamlambo; also refers to Njabulo Ndebele].
330.
Masemola, Thabo 'Getting it Write' Maggie MbeleTribute (Johannesburg) October pp102-104 [Masemola's novel Mixed Signals won the Bertrams V.O. Award for African Literature in 1991 ].
331.
Mathabane, Mark 'Interview: Mark Mathabane, Author'Ellen LoerkeThe Kalahari Review (Washington, D.C.) Premier Issue pp43-58.
332.
Matshoba, Mtutuzeli "A New Act of Mediation': The Screenplays of Mtutuzeli Matshoba'Jenny WilliamsCurrent Writing (Durban) 4 pp26-39.
333.
Mattera, Don See 'Sofiatown' in General Studies.
334.
Matthee, Dalene 'Translating Metaphors that Function as Characterisation Technique in Narrative Fiction'Alet KrugerJournal of Literary Studies ( Pretoria) (7) 3 & 4 pp289-98 [1991].
335.
Matthews, James'James Matthews Beur Steeds Stroom-Op' [James Matthews is still pushing against the current]Hein WillemseDie Suid-Afrikaan ( Cape Town) 36 Dec 91 / Jan 92 pp37-38.
336.
— 'Raw, Direct and Expressive'Gail ReagonLearn and Teach (Johannesburg) March pp4-5.
Miller, Ruth'Ruth Miller: Father's Law or Mother's Lore?'Joan MetelerkampCurrent Writing (Durban) 4 pp57-71.
339.
— See also 'Douglas Livingstone' in General Studies.
340.
Mofolo, Thomas See 'Choice of Language', 'History and Narration', and 'The Mfecane' in General Studies.
341.
Motsisi, Casey (Moses) 'A Case for Motsisi'Bruno van WykStaffrider (Johannesburg) (10) 1 pp87-91.
342.
Moulds, Dorothy'Tales from Africa'David MitchellLondon Magazine (31) 9 & 10 pp64-72 [on Moulds' unpublished memoirs relating to a stay in South Africa in early 20th century].
343.
Mphahlele, Es'kia'Es'kia Mphahlele: Man and a Whirlwind'Peter N. Thuynsma pp221-245 in Perspectives on South African Eiiqlisli Literature in General Studies.
344.
— See also 'Choice of Language' in General Studies.
345.
Mtshali, Oswald See 'Mtshali' in General Studies.
346.
Munro, Georgina C.'Georgina C. Munro and The Voyage of Life: A Rare Book Comes Home to the Cory Library'V. LetcherAfricana Notes and News ( Johannesburg) (30) 1 pp2-3 [The Voyage of Life (1844) is set in the Eastern Cape].
347.
Mzamane, Mbulelo Vizikhungo'Mbulelo Mzamane'Brian Walter pp37-52 in Out of Exile in General Studies.
348.
— 'Realism and the African Novel'Mbulelo MzamaneStaffrider (Johannesburg) (10) 1 pp93-96 [refers to Njabulo Ndebele and Alex la Guma].
349.
— See also 'English and the Colonisation of Form', and Literature in English in General Studies.
350.
Ndebele, Njabulo'Books for All to Read'Saul MolobiLearn and Teach ( Johannesburg) September p11 [discusses The Prophetess; also refers to Bheki Maseko].
351.
— Interview pp 146-157 in Talking with African Writers in General Studies.
352.
- See also 'English and the Colonisation of Form', 'Literature and the Construction of Nationhood', 'Literature in Another South Africa' and 'Ordinary — Modern — Post-Modern' in General Studies.
353.
Ngcobo, Lauretta'Some Thoughts on South Africa, 1992: Interview with Lauretta Ngcobo'M.J. DaymondCurrent Writing (Durban) 4 pp85-97.
354.
Ngema, Mbongeni'Sarafina! Five Years of Success' [interview] Sol MakgabutlaneTribute (Johannesburg) February pp38-40.
355.
Ngwenya, Peter'A Man for the Children'Bongani HlatshwaoBona (Durban) April pp78-80 ['Soweto street theatre expert'].
356.
Nicol, Mike'The Inevitable Force of History' [interview]Shaun de WaalThe Weekly Mail5-11 June p34.
357.
Nkosi, Lewis'Lewis Nkosi' [interview]Kevin Goddard pp26-36 in Out of Exile in General Studies.
358.
— 'An Ornithology of Sexual Politics: Lewis Nkosi's Mating Birds'André BrinkEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) (19) 1 pp1-20.
359.
— See also 'Choice of Language' in General Studies.
360.
Patel, EssopInterview pp158-172 in Talking with African Writers in General Studies .
361.
Paton, Alan'Narrative Tension in Alan Paton's 'The Wasteland"Kemp WilliamsEnglish Studies in Africa (Johannesburg) (35) 2 pp77-81 ('The Wasteland' is part of his Tales from a Troubled Land (1961)].
362.
— 'Paton the Puritan' Geoffrey Hutchings pp184-98 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
363.
- See also Paton, Anne in Non-Fiction.
364.
Pessoa Fernando See 'The Properties of Paradise' in General Studies.
365.
Plaatje, Sol T. 'Rewriting History: The "Feminism" of Mhudi' Myrtle HooperEnglish Studies in Africa (Johannesburg) (35) 1 pp68-79.
366.
— Sol Plaatje John Pampallis ed Chris van Wyk58pp illus They Fought for Freedom, Maskew Miller Longman (Cape Town) pa R12.95 [biography].
367.
- 'Sol Plaatje's Mhudi: A Book for a Democratic English Syllabus' Elizabeth Thompson Crux (Grahamstown (26) 3 pp6-11 [refers also to Es'kia Mphahlele and Njabulo Ndebele].
368.
— 'Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje (1876-1932)' Jackie Grobler Lantern (Cape Town) Feb p87 [special issue on the German contribution to South Africa].
369.
— See also 'English and the Colonisation of Form', 'History and Narration', 'The Mfecane', 'Redefining' and 'Thoughts' in General Studies.
370.
Plomer, William'Nature and History in William Plomer's African Poetry: A Re-Reading for a Future South Africa' Elizabeth Thompson Theoria ( Pietermaritzburg) 80 pp69-75.
371.
— 'William Plomer' Geoffrey Haresnape pp113-24 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
372.
Prichard, Helen See "A Vague Vision" in General Studies.
373.
Pringle, Thomas'Thomas Pringle: An Introductory Guide' Ernest Pereira pp1-18 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
374.
Reddy, Jayapraga'Aspects of Race, Class and Gender in Jayaprage Reddy's On the Fringe of Dreamtime and Other Stories' Annamarie van Niekerk UNISA English Studies (Pretoria) (30) 2 pp35-40.
375.
Resha, Maggie'Living History' Saul Molobi Learn and Teach ( Johannesburg) August p3.
376.
Roberts, Sheila See 'Two Women and their Territories' in General Studies.
377.
Ross, John'John Ross and Slavery' Stephen Gray pp89-100 in Mfecane to Boer War in General Studies.
378.
Sachs, Albie'Albie Sachs' Interview Hein Willemse pp5-25 in Out of Exile in General Studies.
379.
Schreiner, Olive'An Analysis of Olive Schreiner's Perception of the Sexual Role of Women' Elaine Field pp63-67 in The Alan Paton Literary Competition in Anthologies .
380.
— 'Dust and Dew: Moonlight and Utopia: Natural Imagery in the First South African Novel' Jane Wilkinson Commonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (14) 2 pp34-43.
381.
— 'A Soul Struggling with its Material Surroundings' Sally-Ann Murray pp19-36 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies .
382.
— Fictions of the Female Self: Charlotte Brontë, Olive Schreiner, Katherine Mansfield Ruth Parkin-Gounelas203pp Macmillan (London) [ 1991; Ch. 3, pp77-98: 'Olive Schreiner: The "Woman of Genius "'; Ch. 4, pp99-120: 'Olive Schreiner's Organic Art'].
383.
— 'Olive Schreiner: Flower of the Karoo' Helen Dorner Lantern (Cape Town) February pp84-86.
384.
— 'Olive Schreiner's Colonial Allegory: The Story of an African Farm' Irene E. Gorak Ariel (Calgary) (23) 4 pp53-72 [also refers to J.M. Coetzee, Percy FitzPatrick, Sheila Fugard, Nadine Gordimer, Gertrude Page, Daphne Rooke and Pauline Smith].
385.
— Only an Anguish to Live Here: Olive Schreiner and the Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902 Karel Schoeman 239pp illus Human & Rousseau (Cape Town) csd R93.30.
386.
— 'Ruth Schechter: Friend to Olive Schreiner' Baruch Hirson Searchlight South Africa (London) (3) 1 pp47-71 [includes extracts from two letters written by Schreiner and an essay by Schechter, 'Cape Coloured: A By-Product of Empire'].
387.
— 'Victorian Daughters: The Lives and Feminism of Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Olive Schreiner' Barbara Scott Winkler pp173-183 in Critical Essays on Charlotte Perkins Gilman ed Joanne B. Karpinskiix + 272pp Critical Essays on American Literature, Prentice Hall (New York).
388.
— 'Zeno's Paradox; Or, Can We Get There From Here?' pp 129-135 in Decolonizing Feminisms: Race, Gender & Empire-Building Laura E. Donaldson 175pp University of North Carolina Press (Chapel Hill) csd $29.95 pa $10.95.
389.
— See also 'History and Narration', and Sexual Anarchy in General Studies.
390.
— See also Shaw, Flora below.
391.
Sepamla, Sipho See 'Mtshali' in General Studies.
392.
Serote, Mongane Wally'Fictional Projects and the Irruptions of History: Mongane Wally Serote's To Every Birth Its Blood' Nick Visser pp422-433 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
393.
— 'Interview with Mongane Wally Serote' Duncan Brown Theoria (Pietermaritzburg) 80 pp143-149.
394.
— Interview pp174-186 in Talking with African Writers in General Studies .
395.
— See also 'In Search of Light', 'Mtshali' and 'A Rainbow Nation' in General Studies.
396.
Shangase, S'busiso Percy'Black Scholar Wins Top English Literary Award' Primrose Williams Bona (Durban) May pp140-141 [winner of the Alan Paton Literary Award in 1991].
397.
Shaw, Flora'Crusader for Empire: Flora Shaw/Lady Lugard' Helen Callaway and Dorothy O. Helly pp79-97 in Western Women and Imperialism: Complicity and Resistance ed Nupur Chaudhuri and Margaret Strobel276pp Indiana University Press (Bloomington) pa $14.95 csd $39.95 [refers also to Olive Schreiner].
398.
Shingwenyana, Victor'Isolate the Enemy: Community and Conflict in Popular Theatre' Andries Oliphant SATJ: South African Theatre Journal ( Johannesburg) (6) 1 pp 18-29.
399.
Slater, Francis Carey'Francis Carey Slater and the "Africanisation" of South African English Poetry ' Dirk Klopper English in Africa ( Grahamstown ) (19) 2 pp1-13.
400.
— See also 'Two Poems' in General Studies.
401.
Slovo, Gillian'Gillian Slovo — Up and Away' Marianne Gray Cosmopolitan (Cape Town) April pp48-50.
402.
Smith, Pauline'Pauline Smith' Stanley G.M. Ridge pp124-131 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
403.
— 'Undercurrent Dialogue: Free Indirect Discourse in Pauline Smith's "The Pain" ' Michael Cosser English in Africa ( Grahamstown ) (19) 2 pp85-100.
404.
Sumner, MaudMaud Sumner: Painter and Poet Frieda Harmsen 231 pp Van Schaik (Pretoria) csd R259.00 [includes commentary pp157-210 and a poem by Ridley Beeton, and poems by D. Murray and J. Nell].
405.
Themba, Can'Can Themba: Storyteller and Journalist of the 1950s — The Text in Context' Michael Chapman pp261-271 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
406.
— 'Reading Can Themba's "The Suit"; 1: The Communicative Function of Structural Aspects' Ina Biermann pp53-73 in Literary Theory and the Teaching of Literature in General Studies.
407.
— 'Reading Can Themba's "The Suit"; 2: A Reader-Response Analysis' A.D. Gabashane pp74-81 in Literary Theory and the Teaching of Literature in General Studies .
408.
Tlali, Miriam See 'Two Woman and their Territories' in General Studies.
409.
Tolkien, J.R.R. "'From Bloemfontein to Bag End": A Tribute' J.B. Goedhals UNISA English Studies (Pretoria) (30) 2 pp33-34.
410.
— '1992 — The Tolkien Centennial' Sabrina Gosling The Cape Librarian (Cape Town) (36) 7 pp14-6 [includes a list of all Tolkien's published works held by the Cape Province Library Service].
411.
Van der Post, Laurens'The Bushman Lost: The Image of the Bushman in The Lost World of the Kalahari' Marek Kulisz pp27-34 in Introducing South African Writing in General Studies.
412.
— "'In a Province": Van der Post's Response to Turbott Wolfe' J.A. Kearney Theoria (Pietermaritzburg) 80 pp55-68.
413.
— 'Laurens van der Post: Biographical Notes' Amanda Botha The Cape Librarian (Cape Town) (36) 2 pp14-16.
414.
— 'Laurens van der Post' David Maughan Brown pp134-146 in Perspectives on South African English Literature in General Studies.
415.
— 'Penthouse of Perception: An Afternoon with Sir Laurens and Lady van der Post' Geoffrey Haresnape South African Literary Review (Cape Town) (2) 2 pp10-13.
416.
Vladislavié, Ivan'Ivan Vladislavié's Re-vision of the South African Story Cycle' Sue Marais Current Writing (Durban) 4 pp41-56 [briefly refers to Herman Charles Bosman, Achmat Dangor, Ahmed Essop, Damon Galgut, Stephen Gray, Bessie Head, Njabulo Ndebele, Pauline Smith, Zoë Wicomb and Peter Wilhelm].
417.
Ward, Harriet See 'The Experience of Victorian Emigrants' in General Studies.
418.
— See also 'A Vague Vision' in General Studies.
419.
Waterston, Jane See 'A Vague Vision' in General Studies.
420.
Watson, Stephen'Cavafy and Eroticism' London Magazine (31) 7 & 8 pp56-77 [1991; included here as Watson is a South African poet].
421.
— 'Stephen Watson: The Critic as Young Fogey' Jean-Phillippe Wade English in Africa (Grahamstown) (19) 1 pp103-128.
422.
— See also 'A Modem Sense' under Cullinan, Patrick in Individual Studies.
423.
— See also 'The Rhetoric of Violence', and 'A Sense of Place' in General Studies.
424.
Wright, David See Campbell, Roy in Individual Studies.
425.
South African National Bibliography State Library (Pretoria); quarterly; accumulated annually; csd R 140.00 per annum; weekly card service also available [items arranged under Dewey classification scheme]; also computerised.
426.
Barris, KenAn Advertisement for Air47pp Snailpress (Plumstead, Cape Town) pa R34.20.
427.
Brutus, DennisStill the Sirens32pp Pennywhistle Press (Santa Fé) pa price not available.
428.
De Waal, ShaunHealing Africa10pp The author (Durban) pa R22.80.
429.
Feldberg, Alan and Colin Harper'Invisions'; Melodies of Dawn52pp Mallard Press ( Cape Town) pa R33.35.
430.
Ferguson, Gus See Prévert, Jacques in Translations.
431.
Geldenhuys, J.D.U.Pellucid Paradigm54pp The Gnomic Press (Cape Town) pa R28.50.
432.
Kantey, PeterStellar by Starlight26pp Snailpress (Plumstead, Cape Town) pa R25.00.
433.
Krige, Uys See Prévert, Jacques in Translations
434.
Mangena, TakalaniEphraim Lest the Children Ask Unanswered Questions26pp The author ( Hazyview) pa price not available.
435.
Mzongwane, MtetoMy Music My Love54pp illus Thobile SkepeSnailpress ( Plumstead, Cape Town) pa R28.50 [author b. Nyanga East in 1957; this is his first collection of poetry].
436.
Nengudza, TshammbengaTo Be All Ears20pp Mmenga Publishers (Private Bag x2158, Fondwe, Venda ) pa price not available.
437.
Nicol, MikeThis Sad Place48pp Snailpress (Plumstead, Cape Town) pa R25.00.
438.
Pereira, M.Whispers in the Wind25pp M. Victoria Pereira (Durban) pa R25.00.
439.
Press, KarenCoffee Shop Poems31pp Snailpress (Plumstead, Cape Town) pa R30.00.
Rampolokeng, LesegoTalking Rain40pp COSAW (Johannesburg) pa R32.95.
442.
Skinner, DouglasReid The Middle Years72pp The Carrefour Press (Cape Town) pa R28.95.
443.
Toerien, Barend J. See Prévert, Jacques in Translations.
444.
Wilhelm, PeterFalling Into the Sun54pp Snailpress (Plumstead, Cape Town) pa R30.80.
445.
Fugard, AtholThe Township Plays ed and intro Dennis Walderxxxiv + 236pp Oxford University Press ( Cape Town) pa R34.95 [includes 'No Good Friday', 'Nongogo', 'The Coat', 'Sizwe Bansi Is Dead', 'The Island'].
446.
Hartel, RitaClutching At StrawsBuchu Books ( Cape Town) pa R 13.48.
447.
Junction Avenue Theatre Company Sophiatown: A Play ed M. Purkey and P. Stein78pp Witwatersrand University Press (Johannesburg) pa R17.15 [new edition; first published by Witwatersrand University Press, 1986].
448.
Mda, ZakesAnd the Girls in their Sunday Dresses: Four Works intro Bhekizizwe Peterson xxviii + 145pp Witwatersrand University Press (Johannesburg ) pa R37.75 [includes 'And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses', 'The Final Dance', 'Banned', and 'Joys of War'].
449.
— We Shall Sing for the Fatherland25pp Bawa Books (Johannesburg) pa R9.65.
450.
Abrahams, LionelThe Celibacy of Felix Greenspan181pp Academy Press ( Chicago) pa $19.00 [new edition; first published by Bateleur Press1976 ].
451.
Beake, LesleyCafé Thunderball85pp De Jager-Haum (Pretoria) pa R29.99 [juvenile literature].
452.
— One Dark. Dark Night16pp illus Paddy Bouma READ (Cape Town) pa R 15.00 [juvenile literature, very young].
453.
Bloomfield, JohnTransition Tales94pp Duduza (Cape Town) pa R31.80 [short stories].
Bosman, Herman CharlesThe Collected Works Of Herman Charles Bosman. Vol 1 594pp foreword by Lionel Abrahams Southern Book Publishers (Johannesburg ) in conjunction with Human and Rousseau (Cape Town and Pretoria) csd R130.00 [first published by Jonathan Ball in association with Human and Rousseau in 1981].
456.
Bosman, Herman CharlesThe Illustrated Bosman286pp illus Peter Badcock foreword by Lionel Abrahams foreword and photographs by David Goldblatt Southern Book Publishers ( Johannesburg) in conjunction with Human and Rousseau ( Cape Town and Pretoria) csd R72,55.
457.
Botha, W.P.B.The Reluctant Playwright233pp African Writers Series, Heinemann ( London) pa £5.99 [his first novel].
458.
Brink, André P.An Act of Terror834pp Minerva (London) pa £7.99 Vintage (New York) pa $14.00 [new edition; first published by Secker and ., Warburg 1991].
459.
— The First Life of Adamastor137pp Secker and Warburg (London) pa £7.99 Simon and Schuster (New York) pa $16.00.
460.
— Looking on DarknessMinerva (London ) pa £7.99 [new edition; first published by W.H. Allen 1982].
461.
— On the Contrary: Being the Life of a Famous Rebel, Soldi'et-, Traveller, Explorer, Reader, Builder, Scribe, Latinist, Lover and Liar376pp Secker and Warburg (London) csd £14.99.
462.
Cage, PatriciaThe Gift of Life108pp Heinemann Heartbeats, Heinemann ( London) pa £2.99 [South African setting; no knowledge of author].
463.
Cartwright, JustinMasai Dreaming238pp Pan Macmillan (London) csd £14.99
464.
— Look At It This Way 256pp Random House (New York ) pa $21.00 [first published by Macmillan in 1990].
465.
Davis, JohnGordon Talk To Me Tenderly. Tell Me Lies370pp Fontana ( London ) pa £4.95.
466.
D'Lovu, NandiMurder By Magic: A Jon Zulu Adventure92pp Greenberg, Hilton-Barber and Knock (Johannesburg) pa price not available [juvenile literature].
467.
Dones, BernardKrystna52pp Bernard Dones Scribbles (Muizenberg) pa price not available.
468.
Dumo, JamesEddie Ndlovu16pp illus READ (Cape Town) pa R15.00 [juvenile literature, very young].
469.
Du Toit, LoisAnne Kiki, Camoni, Chiara132pp Tafelberg (Cape Town) pa R24.95 [juvenile literature].
470.
Eppel, JohnHatchings: A Saturnalia117pp Carrefour Press (Cape Town) pa R35.95.
471.
FitzPatrick, PercyJock of the Bushveld ed Linda Rosenburg270pp illus E. Caldwell Ad Donker (Johannesburg) csd R59.95 [new edition].
472.
Glaser, MarcThe Unquiet Love intro Lionel Abrahams illus by authorxi + 54pp Snailpress (Plumstead, Cape Town) pa R28.50 [short stories; b. Johannesburg 1936: this is his first collection of short stories].
473.
Goosen, FeliciaR is for Rantuu38p illus Katrien Lateur Human and Rousseau ( Cape Town ) pa R21.99 [juvenile literature].
474.
Gray, StephenWar Child249pp Serif (London) pa £9.99 [new edition; first published by Justified Press 1991].
475.
Greer, Luanshya[pseud. for Samantha Carson] Shadows in the Wind469pp Orion ( London) csd R79.95.
476.
Grimsdell, JeremyKalinzu and the Oxpeckers26pp illus Songololo Books, David Philip (Claremont , Cape Town) pa R27.99 [juvenile literature].
477.
Grosskopf, HeinArtistic Graves129pp Ravan (Johannesburg) pa R36.48.
478.
Hartmann, WendyAll the Magic in the World22pp illus Niki Daly David Philip (Claremont, Cape Town ) pa R26.99 csd R37.99 [juvenile literature].
479.
Head, BessieThe Cardinals, with Meditations and Short Storiesxviii + 167pp ed and intro M. J. DaymondAfricasouth New Writing, David Philip (Claremont, Cape Town) pa R34.99.
480.
— Life adapted by Ivan Vladislavié52pp illus New Stories, Viva Books (Kensington , Johannesburg) pa R22.70 [neo-literate].
481.
Hobbs, JennyThe Sweet-Smelling Jasmine409pp Michael Joseph (London) csd £15.99.
482.
Hofmeyr, DianneBlue Train to the Moon94pp Young Africa Series, Maskew Miller Longman ( Cape Town ) pa R23.95 [juvenile literature].
483.
- The Yellow Moon32pp illus Jen Lewis Fun To Read, Tafelberg pa R 12.95 [juvenile literature].
484.
- Hic... Hic ... Hiccups16pp illus Joan Rankin READ (Cape Town) pa R15.00 [juvenile literature, very young].
485.
Hope, ChristopherThe Love Songs of J. Nathan Swirsky190pp Macmillan (London ) csd f13.99.
486.
Jacobi, ClarissaTales From Silverleaf Land: A South African Fairy Story39pp illus Ring Publishers (Cape Town) pa R25.65 [juvenile literature].
487.
Jacobs, SteveUnder the Lion230pp Heinemann African Writers Series, Heinemann ( London ) pa £5.99 [new edition; first published by Ad Donker 1986 ].
488.
Jesperson, AmandaThe Little Lost Goat16pp illus Alida Bothma READ (Cape Town) pa R15.00 [juvenile literature, very young].
489.
Karodia, FaridaA Shattering of Silence216pp African Writers Series, Heinemann (London ) pa £9.95.
490.
Kenmuir, DaleThe Catch108pp Young Africa Series, Maskew Miller Longman ( Cape Town ) pa R23.95 [juvenile literature].
491.
Klip, VeronicaThe Hadeda Who Was Afraid of Storms22pp illus Tamlyn Martin Gecko Books (Durban) pa R20.00 [juvenile literature].
492.
Kriel, MajaOriginal Sin and Other Stories148pp Carrefour Press ( Cape Town) pa R35.99 [short stories].
493.
Kuhne, K.Thandi's Birthday Lion32pp illus Human and Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R42.99 [juvenile literature].
494.
Leigh, NilaLearning to Swim in Swaziland: A Child's-Eye View of a Southern African Country48pp illus Scholastic (New York) csd R74.10 [juvenile literature].
495.
Lowry, AlisonNatural Rhythm394pp Mandarin (London) csd £8.99 [born in Cape Town, first novel].
496.
Luckett, KathyDoes Your Father Snore?16pp illus Fred Mouton READ (Cape Town) pa R15.00 [juvenile literature, very young].
497.
Lurie, EdwardJacob With a 'C'211pp Carrefour Press (Cape Town) pa R36.95 [winner of the 1992 English Association Competition for the Best Unpublished Novel in South Africa].
Masemola, ThaboNkosinathi Mixed Signals189pp Skotaville (Braamfontein, Johannesburg) pa R27.60 [lives in Pietermaritzburg, first novel; winner of the Bertrams VO Literary Award, 1991].
500.
McClure, JamesSnake: A Kramer and Zondi Mystery256pp Faber and Faber (London) pa £4.99.
501.
- The Gooseberry Fool: A Kramer and Zondi Mystery192pp Faber and Faber ( London) pa £4.99 [new edition; first published by Harper and Row1974].
502.
- Snake: [new edition; first published by Harper and Row 1976].
503.
Matthee, DaleneThe Day the Swallows Spoke265pp Michael Joseph ( London) csd £14.99.
504.
Mhlope, GcinaThe Snake With Seven Heads32pp illus East African Educational Publishers ( Nairobi ) pa Ks40 [juvenile literature; distributed in East Africa only; first published by Skotaville in Johannesburg in 1989].
505.
Mogotsi, IsaacThe Alexandra Tales172pp Ravan Press (Johannesburg) pa R26.95 [lives in Johannesburg; this is his first publication].
506.
Molver, EileenDumguisi and the River40pp illus Tafelberg (Cape Town) pa R24.95 [juvenile literature].
507.
Mphahlele, Es'kiaMan Must Live48pp adapted by Ivan Vladislavié New Stories, Viva Books ( Kensington, Johannesburg) pa R20.90 [neo-literate].
508.
Munitich, BrendaThoko97pp illus Tafelberg (Cape Town) pa R24.95 [juvenile literature].
509.
Mwansa, MichelleStolen Kisses92pp Heinemann Heartbeats, Heinemann (Oxford ) pa £2.99 [South African setting; no knowledge of author].
510.
Ndaba The Contract68pp Via Afrika (Pretoria) pa R20.34 [neo-literate].
511.
Ndebele, NjabuloSarah, Rings and I adapted by Ivan Vladislavié49pp illus New Stories, Viva Books (Kensington, Johannesburg) pa R22.80 [neo-literate].
512.
Ndlovu, J.Ake Sichobachobane: Let's Tell Each Other Tales20pp illus Natal Worker History Project (Durban) pa R 11.40 [neo-literate].
513.
Norton, JudyBabes, Boys and Deep Deep Trouble92pp Young Africa Series, Maskew Miller Longman (Cape Town ) pa R23.95 [juvenile literature].
514.
Owen, PhyllisThe Dala Tree44pp illus Human and Rousseau (Cape Town) pa R23.99 [juvenile literature].
515.
Peake, TonyA Summer Tide287pp Abacus (London) pa £9.00 [b. 1951 in South Africa; now lives in London; this is his first novel].
516.
Pienaar, VincentJimmy's Place: A Man's Pub is His Castle137pp illus Denise Hurry Penguin (Johannesburg) pa R36.95 [this is his first novel].
517.
Platter, EricaA Strange Case of Wine200pp David Philip (Claremont, Cape Town) pa R29.95 [lives in Stellenbosch; this is her first novel].
518.
Plomer, WilliamTurbott Wolfe ed Stephen Gray203pp Ad Donker (Johannesburg) pa price not available [first published by The Hogarth Press1929, published csd by Ad Donker 1990; includes three of Plomer's letters, critical essays; essays not separately listed].
Prior, M.A. Doctor Hubertus and the Mysterious Banana32pp illus by author Skotaville (Braamfontein, Johannesburg) pa R38.71 [juvenile literature, very young].
521.
Roberts, SheilaComing In and Other Stories182pp Justified Press ( Rivonia, Johannesburg ) pa R43.92.
522.
Rosenthal, JaneUncertain Consolations166pp Snailpress (Plumstead, Cape Town) pa R39.99.
523.
Schlesinger, M.Yvonne Chaka Chaka: Princess of Africa56pp illus Viva (Kensington , Johannesburg) pa R20.90 [neo-literate].
524.
Schreiner, OliveThe Story of an African Farm intro Elaine Showalterxxviii + 334pp Bantam Books (New York) format and price unavailable.
525.
— The Story of an African Farm intro Dan Jacobson301pp Penguin (London ) pa £6.99 [revised edition: first published by Penguin 1971].
Silver, NormanPython Dance192pp Faber & Faber (London) pa £3.99 [first published Faber & Faber csd 1992; juvenile].
528.
Sitas, Ari Etopia: A Day in the Life of a Worker in the Year 2020 (An Instruction Manual)160pp illus Dumisani Phungula Madiba Publications for the Institute for Black Research, University of Natal (Durban) pa R28.50.
529.
Slingsby, PeterFlood Sunday96pp Tafelberg (Cape Town) pa R22.95 [juvenile literature].
530.
Slovo, GillianFacade252pp Michael Joseph (London) csd £14.99.
531.
Smith, WilburRiver God530pp Macmillan (London) pa £4.99 St Martin's Press (New York) csd $24.95.
532.
— When the Lion Feeds: The Dark of the Sun; Hungry as the Sea738pp Chancellor Press (London) csd price not available.
533.
Strauss, GertrudeDucks in the Drought22pp illus Renata Olivier Gecko Books (Durban ) pa R20.99 [juvenile literature].
534.
Swindells, MadgeThe Corsican Woman474pp Warner (London) pa £5.99.
535.
- Edelweiss503pp Little, Brown (London) csd £15.99.
536.
Thesen, HjalmarThe Way Back159pp Africasouth New Writing, David Philip (Claremont, Cape Town) pa R32.99.
537.
Thomas, DanielleChildren of Darkness314pp Pan Books (London) pa £4.99 [first published by Macmillan1992].
538.
Timlin, WilliamM. The Ship that Sailed to Mars: A Fantasy102pp Stonewall Publishers ( Ventura, California) csd $25.00 [Timlin b. England, lived in South Africa 1900-1943; science fiction; first published 1923].
539.
Trew, AnthonyThe Road to the River and Other Stories186pp HarperCollins ( London) pa £4.99 [first published csd 1992].
540.
Turkington, NolaThabo Saves A Soccer Star32pp illus Alida Bothma Human and Rousseau ( Cape Town) pa R19.99 [juvenile literature].
541.
Vladislavié, IvanThe Folly152pp Africasouth New Writing, David Philip ( Claremont, Cape Town) pa R28.99.
542.
Van der Post, LaurensA Far-Off Place414pp Penguin (London) pa £6.99 [film and TV tie-in; sequel to A Story Like the Wind].
543.
— A Story Like the Wind474pp Penguin (London) pa £6.99 [film and TV tie-in].
544.
Ward, Sallyand Bongi Dhlomo Dorothy's Visit16pp illus Marjorie van Heerden READ (Cape Town) pa R 15.00 [juvenile literature, very young].
545.
Weiner, ShelleyThe Joker238pp Constable (London) csd £14.99 [born in South Africa, lives in London].
546.
Zenani, NongenileMasithathu The World and the Word: Tales and Observations from the Xhosa Oral Tradition ed and intro Harold Scheub499pp University of Wisconsin Press (Madison) csd $39.95 [Zenani was born and lived in the Ciskei; book comprises 24 oral tales].
547.
Zwi, RoseSafe Houses160pp Spinifex Press (Melbourne) pa £7.99.
548.
Gray, StephenHuman Interest and Other Pieces166pp Justified Press ( Rivonia, Johannesburg ) pa R43.92 [selected stories, autobiographical sketches, radio plays].
549.
La Guma, AlexLiberation Chabalala: The World of Alex La Guma ed André Odendaal and Roger Field223pp illus Mayibuye Centre (Bellville) pa R49,50 [sic; the author signed his name Alex la Guma — largely journalism but includes two stories and a cartoon strip].
550.
Smith, PaulineThe Unknown Pauline Smith: Unpublished and Out Of Print Stories. Diaries and Other Prose Writings (including her Arnold Bennett Memoir)233pp ed and intro Ernest Pereira University of Natal Press (Pietermaritzburg) pa R34.99.
551.
Prévert, JacquesThe Songs Of the Snails Who Went to a Funeral (Chansons des Escargots qui vont à l'Entièrement) versions by Gus Ferguson, Barend J. Toerien and Uys Krige, intro Winifred Thompson illus Marc Glaser15pp Snailpress ( Plumstead, Cape Town) pa R22.80.
552.
Schoeman, KarelAnother Country translated from Afrikaans into English by David Schalkwyk311pp Picador ( London) pa R39.95 [new edition; first published by Sinclair Stevenson1991].
553.
Schoeman, KarelTake Leave and Go trans by the author279pp Jonathan Ball ( Johannesburg) csd R62.17 [first English edition, first published by Sinclair-Stevenson in 1992 , originally published 1990 in Afrikaans].
554.
Van Heerden, EtienneCasspirs and Camparis: A Historical Entertainment translated from Afrikaans into English by Catherine Knox540pp Viking (London ) pa R59.99.
555.
Bamard, DrChristiaan The Second Life, Memoirs ed C. Brewer407pp illus Vlaeberg (Cape Town) pa R62.50.
556.
Basner, MiriamAm I An African? The Political Memoirs of H.M. Basner247pp illus Witwatersrand University Press (Johannesburg) pa R68.40.
557.
Breaking Story: The South African Press GordonS. Jackson308pp Westview Press ( Boulder, Colorado) csd $34.95.
558.
Breytenbach, BreytenPainting the Eye: Compiled for his First One-Man Exhibition with contributions by Marilet Sienat, Georges Marie Lory and John Miles78pp illus David Philip (Claremont, Cape Town) pa R29.95.
559.
Breytenbach, BreytenReturn to Paradisexv + 224pp David Philip (Claremont, Cape Town) pa R44.95.
560.
Butler, GuyEssays and Lectures, 1949-1991 ed Stephen Watson236pp David Philip (Claremont, Cape Town) pa R59.95.
561.
Chenu de Chalezac, GuillaumeGuillaume Chenu de Chalezac. The 'French Boy': The Narrative of his Experiences as a Huguenot Refugee, as a Castaway among the Xhosas, his Rescue with the Stavenisse Survivors by the Centaurus, his Service at the Cape and Return to Europe, 1686-9 ed Randolph Vigne174pp illus Van Riebeeck Society Second Series, No. 22, Van Riebeeck Society (Cape Town ) csd R68.40.
562.
Graaff, SirDe Villiers Div Looks Back: The Memoirs of Sir De Villiers Graaff294pp Human and Rousseau (Cape Town) csd R89.99.
563.
Fraser, IanMy Own Private Orchestra157pp Penguin (Johannesburg) pa R37.00 [autobiography; Fraser is a playwright].
564.
Goldstuck, ArthurThe Leopard in the Luggage: Urban Legends from Southern Africa309pp Penguin ( Johannesburg) pa R49.95 [includes South African urban legends].
565.
Graham, Rae and Taffy MacCallumWhite Woman Witchdoctor: Tales from the African Life of Rae Graham247pp illus Struik Book Distributors (Sandton, Johannesburg) csd R79.99 [new edition; first published by Fielden Books (Miami) 1992 ].
566.
Gray, StephenAccident of Birth, An Autobiography190pp illus Justified Press ( Rivonia, Johannesburg) pa R42.20.
567.
Harris, EddyL. Native Stranger: A Black American's Journey into the Heart of Africa315pp Simon & Schuster (New York) 320pp Viking (London) csd £15.99 [includes reference to South Africa].
568.
Humphreys, William ClaytonThe Journal of William Clayton Humphreys, Being a Personal Narrative of the Adventures and Experiences of a Trader and Hunter in the Zulu Country during the months July-October- 185124pp ed Colin Webb Natal and Zululand Series, No. 6, Killie Campbell Africana Library (Durban) University of Natal Press (Pietermaritzburg) pa R36.55.
569.
Inyanga: SarahMashele's Story Lilian Simon109pp Justified Press ( Rivonia, Johannesburg ) pa R48.34 [biography; includes interviews and oral-historical tales].
570.
The Inrperial Archive: Knowledge and Fantasy of EmpireThomas Richards179pp Verso ( London) csd £34.95 [refers briefly to South Africa].
571.
Joseph, HelenSide By Side: The Autobiography of Helen Joseph249pp illus Ad Donker ( Johannesburg) pa R49.95 [new edition; first published Zed Books1986].
Language, Law and Equality ed Karel Prinsloo, Yvo Peters, Joseph Turi and Christo van Rensburg vii + 343pp University of South Africa (Pretoria) pa R50.70 [Proceedings of the Third International Conference of the International Law Academy of Language Law, April 1992 ].
574.
Language as a Tool in Reconstructing the African PastB. Heine17pp Witwatersrand University Press (Johannesburg) pa R12.00.
575.
Markham, AlfredLadysmith and Lydenburg: Anglo-Boer War Letters of Alfred Markham ed Grant Christison18pp The editor ( Pietermaritzburg ) pa price not available.
576.
Marabi Nights: Early South African Jazz and VaudevilleC.J. Ballantine128pp + audio cassette Ravan Press (Johannesburg) pa R74.10.
577.
Mary Renault: A Biography David Sweetman322pp Chatto and Windus ( London) csd £17.99 Harcourt Brace ( New York) csd $24.95 pa $13.95.
578.
Mullany, DavidLife on the Home Front: Confessions of a House-Bound Father135pp Vlaeberg ( Cape Town) pa price not available.
579.
Nightingales and Nice-Time Girls: The Study of Township Women and Music, 1900-1960Michael Schlesinger88pp illus Viva Books (Kensington, Johannesburg) pa R29.90.
580.
Ntantala, Phyllis A Life's Mosaic: The Autobiography of Phyllis Ntantalax + 236pp University of California Press (Berkeley ) csd $20.00 pa $10.50 [first published by David Philip with Mayibuye Centre in 1992].
581.
Parsonson, JackA Time To Remember127pp illus Aviation USK (Washington) pa R 100.00 [war memoirs; Parsonson served in the RAF in World War II].
582.
Podbrey, PaulineWhite Girl In Search of the Party214pp University of Natal Press (Durban) Hadeda Books (Pietermaritzburg) pa R48.95 [autobiography].
583.
The Politics of the National Arts Festival KennethW. Grundy66pp Institute for Social and Economic Research, Rhodes University (Grahamstown) pa R29.65.
584.
Reitz, DeneysCommando: A Boer Journal of the Boer War preface J.C. Smuts intro Thomas Packenhamxi + 331 pp Southern Book Publishers (Johannesburg) pa R39.95 [new edition; first published by Faber and Faber1929; csd edition published by Southern Book Publishers1992].
585.
Reflections on the Origins of Black Consciousness in South AfricaThemba Sono154pp Human Sciences Research Council (Pretoria) pa R48.75.
586.
Robbins, DavidDriving South259pp Southern Book Publishers (Johannesburg ) csd R69.99 [the account of a journey from the Limpopo River to Cape Agulhas in 1992].
587.
South African Media Policy: Debates of the 1990sP.E. Louw380pp Anthropos Publishers ( Bellville) csd R73,50.
588.
Suzman, HelenIn No Uncertain Terms: A South African Memoir310pp illus Jonathan Ball ( Johannesburg) pa R59.95.
589.
Tyson, HarveyEditors Under Fire428pp illus Random House (Johannesburg) csd R84.99 [Tyson was editor of The Star].
590.
Van der Post, LaurensAhout Blady: A Pattern Out of Time255pp Penguin (London ) pa £6.95 Harcourt Brace ( New York) pa $9.95 [new edition; first published by Chatto and Windus 1991 ].
591.
— The Voice of the Thunder229pp Chatto and Windus (London) csd £15.95 [contains three essays previously published in Testament to the Bushmen ( 1984) and Lost World of the Kalahari ( 1988)].
592.
Van Burgst, H.G.N.Adventures at the Cape of Good Hope in 180694pp illus South African Library (Cape Town) pa R35.00 [memoirs].
593.
Women of South Africa: Their Fight for Freedom Carol Lazar intro Nadine Gordimer photographs by Peter Magubane134pp Little Brown (Boston) csd $40.00 pa $24.95.
594.
Abrahams, Lionel See 'South African Literature of the 1980s', 'Start Utopia Without Me', and 'A Version of Melancholy' in General Studies.
595.
Abrahams, Peter See 'Many Happy Returns?', and White on Black in South Africa in General Studies.
596.
Afrika, Tatamkulu 'A Hardy Specimen' Interview by Jane RosenthalWeekly Mail Review/Books (Johannesburg) January p3.
597.
Altman, Phyllis See White on Black in South Africa in General Studies.
598.
Baard, Frances See 'Singing in Prison' in General Studies.
599.
Bain, A. G. See 'Nineteenth-Century Attestations' in General Studies.
600.
Barnard, Lady Anne'The Shape of a Woman's Life: Lady Anne Barnard's "Memoirs"Margaret LentaLiterator (Potchefstroom) (14) 2 pp105-115.
601.
Barrow, John'Mapping the Cape: John Barrow and the First British Occupation of the Cape Colony'Nigel PennPretexts ( Cape Town) (4) 2 pp20-43.
602.
Berold, Robert See 'A Poetry of Dread' in General Studies.
603.
Bloom, Harry See White on Black in South Africa in General Studies.
604.
Bosman, Herman Charles'The Artist and the Underworld: Bosman's Cold Stone Jug'Margaret Lenta pp255-259 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
605.
— ' Herman Charles Bosman's Land of Queer Witchery' Stephen GrayWeekly Mail and Guardian (Johannesburg) 5-11 November p48.
606.
— 'Herman Charles Bosman's Reading of Landscape in Willemsdorp'Irmgard SchopenUnisa English Studies (Pretoria) (31) 1 pp9-15.
607.
— 'Poe on the Veld: Herman Charles Bosman's Uses of Edgar Allan Poe as a Literary Model'Irmgard SchopernAmerican Studies International (Washington) (31) 2 pp82-88.
608.
— See also 'From Countryside to City', 'Literature, Liberation, Aestheticism', and 'The 'Skaz' Narrative' in General Studies.
609.
Bozzoli, Belinda 'Oral Testimony into Text: A Critique of Belinda Bozzoli's Women of Phokeng'Vasu ReddyJournal of Literary Studies ( Pretoria) (9) 3 & 4 pp266-283.
610.
Breytenbach, Breyten 'Arthur Rimbaud and Breyten Breytenbach: Two Authors in Search of Africa'Luc Renders pp153-170 in Michael Heme ed Literature and Travel223pp Rodopi Press (Amsterdam) pa R169.80.
611.
— 'Aspects of Contemporary Literary Theory, Zen-Buddhism and the Breytenbach-Oeuvre: An Intertextual Reading' Marilet SienaertJournal of Literary Studies (Pretoria) (9) 2 pp139-155.
612.
— 'Breyten Breytenbach's Memory of Snow and of Dust'Erhard Reckwitz pp1-23 in Imagination and the Creative Impulse in General Studies.
613.
- ' The Difference of Masks: On the Subject of The True Confessions of an Albino Terrorist'Judith Coullie pp227-237 in SAVAL Conference Papers in General Studies.
— See also Afrikaans Literature in Translation in Bibliographies.
616.
— See also 'Autobiography and the Power of Writing', 'I Am Not Myself', 'In/Articulation', and 'Why Are Writers the Last to Know?' in General Studies.
617.
Brink, André P.'The Artist as Insect: On Social, Historical and Moral Responsibilities'André P. BrinkBallet International ( Cologne) (5) pp14-16 [originally appeared in Unesco Carrier, 1992 ].
618.
— '"No Way Out": Sizwe Bansi Is Dead and the Dilemma of Political Drama in South Africa'André P. BrinkTwentieth-Century Literature (39) 4 pp438-454.
619.
— See also Afrikaaans Literature in Translation in Bibliographies.
620.
— See also 'The Empire Writes Back', 'English-Speaking Literature', 'Reinventing the Real', 'South African Literature of the 1980s', 'To Re-Imagine Our History', 'An Uneasy Freedom' and White on Black in South Africa in General Studies.
621.
Brutus, Dennis'A Terrible Trajectory: The Impact of Apartheid, Prison and Exile on Dennis Brutus's Poetry'Frank M. Chipasula pp38-55 in Essays on African Writing; see General Studies.
622.
— See also 'Many Happy Returns?', and 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
623.
Buchan, John'A Critical Reassessment of Gender in John Buchan's Prester John'John A. StotesburyNordic Journal of African Studies (2) 1 pp103-116.
624.
Butler, Guy See 'Accommodating the Language to the Land' in General Studies.
625.
Campbell, Roy'Roy Campbell, John Davidson and The Flaming Terrapin D.S.J. Parsons Ariel (Calgary, Alberta) (24) 1 pp75-93.
626.
— See also 'Accommodating the Language to the Land' in General Studies.
627.
Coetzee, J.M.'A Betrayed People'J.M. CoetzeeNew York Review of Books ( New York) (40) 1 pp8-10 [review of Noel Mostert Frontiers: The Epic of South Africa's Creation and the Tragedy of the Xhosa People].
628.
— 'Conversing with Defoe: J. M. Coetzee's Foe'Marcelle FreimanCRNLE Reviews Journal (Adelaide) 2 pp43-50.
629.
— 'Emerging From Censorship'J.M. CoetzeeSalmagundi (Saratoga Springs, New York) 100 Fall pp36-50.
630.
— 'Fictionalisation of Current Socio-Political Issues in J.M. Coetzee's Latest Novel Age of Iron' Ina Gräbe pp94-106 in SAVAL Conference Papers; see General Studies.
631.
— 'Fictionalization of Current Socio-Political Issues in J.M. Coetzee's Writing: Narrative Strategies in Age of Iron and Foe'Ina Oräbe Journal of Literary Studies (Pretoria) (9) 3 & 4 pp284-301.
632.
— ' Imitation or Creation? Uneasy Lacanisms in J.M. Coetzee, or Magda's 'Barbarous Frontier" André Viola pp123-125 in Imaginatian and the Creative Impulse; see General Studies.
633.
— J.M. Coetzee: South Africa and the Politics of WritingDavid Attwell ix + 147pp University of California Press (Berkeley) David Philip (Claremont, Cape Town) pa R39.95.
— 'J.M. Coetzee: Writing in the Middle Voice'Teresa Dovey pp56-69 in Essays on African Writing; see General Studies.
636.
— ' The Landscape of Conquest: An Exploration of Spatio-Temporal Relations in "The Narrative of Jacobus Coetzee" (Dusklands) and 'Mondaugen's Story' (V.) ' Jennifer Addleson pp238-243 in Literature, Nature and the Land ; see General Studies.
637.
— 'The Mark of Empire: Writing, History and Torture in Coetzee's Waiting For the Barbarians'Michael Valdez MosesThe Kenyon Review ( Gambier, Ohio) (15) 1 pp115-127.
638.
— 'The Mutilated Tongue: Symbols of Communication in J.M. Coetzee's Foe'Barbara Hall Urtisa English Studies ( Pretoria) (31) 1 pp16-22.
639.
— 'Omnipotent Fantasies of a Solitary Self: J.M. Coetzee's Narrative of Jacobus Coetzee'Mike MaraisThe Journal of Commonwealth Literature (London) (29) 2 pp48-65.
640.
— 'Reading J.M. Coetzee Politically' Sarah NuttallJournal of Southern African Studies (London) (19) (4) pp731-735 [review essay on David Attwell'sJ.M. Coetzee: South Africa and the Politics of Writing; see entry above].
641.
— 'Review of Helen Suzman's In No Uncertain Terms: A South African Memoir and Breyten Breytenbach's Return To Paradise'J.M. CoetzeeNew York Review of Books (40) 20 p3.
642.
— 'Rewriting the Landscape: The Fiction of J.M. Coetzee'Stewart Crehan pp229-237 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
643.
— 'Speech and Silence in the Fictions of J.M. Coetzee'Benita ParryNew Formations (London) 21 Winter pp1-20.
644.
- 'Thematizing'J.M. CoetzeeHarvard English Studies ( Cambridge, Massachusetts) (18) p289.
645.
— 'The Temple Of My Familiar'J.M. Coetzee pp24-26 in Alice Walker: Critical Perspectives Past and Present ed Henry Louis Gates Jr and Kwame AnthonyAppiah Armistad Literary Series, Armistad ( New York).
646.
— 'The Timeless Ecstasy of Michael K' Sarah Dove HeiderBucknell Review (Lewisburg) (37) 1 pp83-98.
647.
— 'The Voice of History in the Novels of J. M. Coetzee'Julian GitzenCritique (Washington DC) (35) 1 pp3-15.
648.
— 'What is a Classic?' J.M. CoetzeeCurrent Writing ( Durban) (5) 2 pp7-24.
649.
— '"Who Clipped the Hollyhocks?": J.M. Coetzee'sAge of Iron and the Politics of Representation'Michael MaraisEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) (20) 2 pp1-24.
650.
— See also 'Au coeur de l'Afrique du Sud', 'English-Speaking Literature', 'I Am Not Myself', 'In/Articulation', 'Literature, Liberation, Aestheticism', 'The Politics of Future Projection', 'Postcolonial Analysis', 'South African Literature of the 1980s', 'White on Black in South Africa', and 'Writing Caliban' in General Studies.
651.
Colenso, J.W.'Colenso's Isandhlwana Fast Sermon: A South African Classic and Colenso's 'Heart of Darkness" P.J.H. Tittlestad pp200-205 in Literature, Nature and the Land ; see General Studies.
652.
Cope, Jack See White on Black in South Africa in General Studies.
653.
Cronin, Jeremy See 'A Poetry of Dread' and 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
654.
Cullinan, Patrick See 'A Poetry of Dread' in General Studies.
655.
Dangor, Achmat See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
656.
De Kok, Ingrid See 'A Poetry of Dread' in General Studies.
657.
Dike, Fatima See 'Performing Marginalities' in General Studies.
658.
Dikeni, Sandile'Sandile Dikeni: Introducing a South African Poet' Interview Jean Sévry Commonwealth Essays and Studies ( Dijon) (16) 1 pp114-121.
659.
Dikobe, Modikwe'Martha Has No Land: The Tragedy of Identity in The Marabi Dance'Abner Nyamende pp 174-179 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see main entry in General Studies.
660.
Dhlomo, H.I.E. 'Colonial to Post-Colonial South African Style: The Plays of H.I.E Dhlomo'Elmar Lehman pp109-122 in Imagination and the Creative Impulse ; see General Studies.
661.
Duminy, Johanna and Francois Duminy '"At Home" and "All at Sea" in Language: The Diaries of Johanna and Francois Duminy'Yvonne BrinkSocial Dynamics (Cape Town) (19) 2 pp70-91.
662.
Eppel, John 'Satire and Testimony in the Late Rhodesian Novel: John Eppel's D. G.G. Berry's "'The Great North Road"' Peter KohlerEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) (20) 1 pp67-87.
663.
Eppel, John See also 'Accommodating the Language to the Land' in General Studies.
664.
Fairbridge, Dorothea'Writing for Empire: Dorothea Fairbridge and Cape Imperial Iconography'Peter J. Merrington pp85-96 in AUETSA Conference Papers; see General Studies.
665.
Faller, Francis See 'A Poetry of Dread' in General Studies.
666.
Finnegan, William See 'Darkness Falls' in General Studies.
667.
Fitzpatrick, Percy See 'The 'Skaz' Narrative' in General Studies.
668.
Fugard, Athol 'The Apprenticeship Years' Sheila FugardTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York ) (39) 4 pp394-408.
669.
— 'The Artist as an Outcast and a Mother in The Road to Mecca'Janet Ruth HellerTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York) (39) 4 pp473-478.
670.
- 'Athol Fugard on the Israeli Stage' Yedidya ItzhakiSouth African Theatre Journal (Pretoria) (7) 1 pp62-74 [refers to Lost In The Stars, an opera by Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson, based on Alan Paton's Cry the Beloved Country].
671.
— '" The Coat": A Preview' Interview Don Maclennan pp44-46 in Playwrights and Human Rights; see Anthologies.
672.
- ' Crossing Boundaries: The Genesis of the Township Plays'Dennis WalderTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York) (39) 4 pp409-422.
673.
— 'Drama and Politics in a State of Emergency: My Children! My Africa!'Nicholas VisserTwentieth-Century Literature ( Hempstead, New York) (39) 4 pp486-502.
674.
- 'Encounters with Fugard: Native of the Karoo'Mary BensonTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York ) (39) 4 pp455-460.
675.
- 'Fragmentation and Psychosis: Fugard's My Children! My Africa! Marcia Blumberg pp241-253 in Madness in Drama ed Redmond James 284pp Themes in Drama 15, Cambridge University Press (Cambridge) [ paper presented at Themes in Drama International Conference, University of California, Riverside, 1991].
676.
— 'Fugard as Director: An Interview with the Cast of Boesman and Lena'1992Jack BarberaTwentieth-Century Literature ( Hempstead, New York) (39) 4 pp430-437.
677.
— 'Fugard Helps Illuminate a Post-Feminist Theme'Beata Lipman Agenda (Durban) (16) pp83-85 [on film version of Tsostsi].
678.
— 'Fugard Masters the Code'Gerald WealesTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York ) (39) 4 pp503-516 .
679.
— 'Introduction: Fugard, Women and Politics'Jack BarberaTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York ) (39) 4 ppv-xix.
680.
— 'Israeli Significance in Athol Fugard: An Interview with Amit Gazit'Yedidya ItzhakiSouth African Theatre Journal ( Pretoria) (7) 1 pp75-78 [Amit Gazit is an Israeli producer and director who has staged a number of Fugard's plays].
681.
— 'Life in the Theatre: Autobiography, Politics, and Romance in "Master Harold" ... and the boys' John O. JordanTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York ) (39) 4 pp461-472.
682.
— "'No Way Out": Sizwe Bansi Is Dead and the Dilemma of Political Drama in South Africa'André P. BrinkTwentieth-Century Literature ( Hempstead, New York) (39) 4 pp438-454.
— 'Power, Self, and Other: The Absurd in Boesman and Lena'Craig W. McLuckieTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York) (39) 4 pp423-429.
685.
— 'Realising Fugard'Susan HilfertyTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York ) (39) 4 pp479-485.
686.
— 'Recent Notebook Entries'Athol FugardTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York ) (39) 4 pp526-536.
687.
— 'The Rhetoric of Dramatic Technique in Blood Knot'Robert L. KingSouth African Theatre Journal (Pretoria) (7) 1 pp40-49.
688.
— 'Some Problems of a Playwright from South Africa'Athol FugardTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York ) (39) 4 pp381-393.
689.
— 'Sophocles in South Africa: Athol Fugard's The Island' Errol Durbach pp241-253 in Drama and the Classical Heritage: Comparative and Critical Essays ed & intro Rand Johnson and John H. Stroupe xv + 299pp AMS Ancient and Classical Studies, AMS (New York).
— 'A Tribute for Athol Fugard at Sixty'Don MaclennanTwentieth-Century Literature (Hempstead, New York ) (39) 4 pp517-525 [talk delivered at Winter School, Grahamstown, June 1992].
692.
— See also 'English Language Drama', and 'The Politics of Editing' in General Studies.
693.
Gibbon, Perceval See 'The 'Skaz' Narrative' in General Studies.
694.
Goetsch, Christopher'Interview with Christopher Goetsch'Kalinka van OostenSouth African Theatre Journal (Pretoria) (7) 1 pp79-87 [Christopher Goetsch is a South African born mime artist who now lives in New York].
695.
Gordimer, Nadine'Archive of Apartheid: Nadine Gordimer's Short Fiction at the End of the Interregnum'Jeanne Colleran pp237-245 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry below.
696.
— 'A Sport of Nature and the Boundaries of Fiction'Stephen Clingman pp173-190 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry below.
697.
— 'A Sport of Nature: Identity and Repression of the Jewish Subject'Michael Wade pp155-172 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry below.
698.
— 'Beyond Ideology: Nadine Gordimer and the Sense of the Body'Pauline FletcherBucknell Review (Lewisburg) (37) 1 pp46-61 [refers to July's People, A Sport of Nature].
699.
— 'Black and White in Grey: Irony and Judgement in Gordimer's Fiction'Rowland Smith pp45-58 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry below.
— Gordimert Nadine 'Collective Art, Collective Action: The Search for Commitment in Nadine Gordimer's Fiction'Graham Huggan pp33-44 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry below.
702.
— Gordimer, Nadine 'The Conservationist and the Political Uncanny'Lars Engle pp91-107 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry below.
703.
— Gordimer, Nadine'Feminism "As Piffling"? Ambiguities in Nadine Gordimer's Short Stories ' Karen Lazar pp213-227 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry below.
704.
— 'Going All the Way: Eros and Polis in the Novels of Nadine Gordimer ' Thomas KnippResearch in African Literatures ( Bloomington, Indiana) (24) 1 pp37-50.
705.
— 'Gordimer's Rendition of the Picaresque in A Sport of Nature'Marita WenzelLiterator (Potchefstroom) ( 14) 1 pp47-63.
706.
— 'Happy in Battle: The Essential Gesture in Nadine Gordimer's My Son's Story'K.C. BaralThe Literary Half-Yearly ( Mysore, India) (34) 1 pp112-125.
707.
— 'The Incontestable Edict'Nadine GordimerConfrontation (Greenvale, New York) (51) 17 page numbers not available.
708.
— 'The Interregnum of Ownership in July's People'Rosemarie Bodenheimer pp108-120 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry below.
709.
— 'An Interview with Nadine Gordimer, Harare, February 14, 1992' Biodun Jeyifo Callaloo: A Journal of African-American and African Arts and Letters (Baltimore) (16) 4 pp922-930.
710.
— 'Nadine Gordimer' Interview by Karen Lazar Southern AfricanReview of Books (Cape Town) (5) 6 pp13-15.
711.
— ' Landscape Iconography in the Novels of Nadine Gordimer'Kathrin M. Wagner pp74-88 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry below.
712.
— The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer ed and intro Bruce Kingx + 249pp St Martin's Press (New York) csd $35.00 [essays separately listed].
713.
— 'La Liberté de l'Ecrivain' Nadine Gordimer trans from English by Pierre Boyer Vogue (Paris) Dec/Jan pp218-219 [English text also provided ; originally published in English in 1975].
714.
— 'Making Metaphors/Moving On: Burger's Daughter and A Sport of Nature'Susan Winnett pp140-154 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry above.
715.
— 'My Son's Story: Drenching the Censors — The Dilemma of White Writing'Susan M. Greenstein pp191-209 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry above.
716.
— 'Nadine Gordimer at 70'Dorothy DriverSouthern African Review of Books (Cape Town) (5) 6 pp3-5.
— 'Nadine Gordimer's Intertextuality: Authority and Authorship in My Son's Story'J.U. JacobsEnglish in Africa ( Grahamstown ) (20) 2 pp25-46.
719.
— 'Nadine Gordimer and 'The South African Dilemma': The Case of Liz van der Sandt in The Late Bourgeois World'Rose Petterson pp195-202 in Culture in Africa: An Appeal for Pluralism; see General Studies.
720.
— 'Nobody's Children: Families in Nadine Gordimer's Later Novels'John Cooke pp21-32 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry above.
721.
— 'New Faces In Town'Nadine GordimerSalmagundi (Saratoga Springs, New York) 100 Fall pp51-65.
722.
— The Novels of Nadine Gordincer: History From the Inside Stephen Clingmanxxxvii + 276pp Bloomsbury (London) [new edition; second edition first published by University of Massachusetts Press1992; first edition published by Ravan Press (Cape Town) 1986].
723.
— 'Once More Into the Burrows: Nadine Gordimer's Later Short Fiction' Alan R. Lombard pp228-236 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry above.
724.
— 'The Paternal Gift of Narration: Nadine Gordimer's My Son's Story'Linda WeinhouseThe Journal of Commonwealth Literature (London) (29) 2 pp66-76.
725.
— 'Playing Spaces: Style and Ideology in Gordimer's Later Fiction'Brian Macaskill pp59-73 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry above.
726.
— ' Politics and the Individual in the Modernist Historical Novel: Gordimer and Rushdie' Jonathan White pp208-240 in Recasting the World: Writing after Colonialism ed and intro Jonathan Whitex + 255pp Parallax: Revisions of Culture and Society, Johns Hopkins University Press (Baltimore) csd $45.00 pa $14.95 [refers to Burger's Daughter].
727.
— ' The Politics of Place in Burger's Daughter' Daphne Read pp 121-139 in The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer; see main entry above.
728.
— 'The Private Gordimer'Anthony SampsonMillenium Magazine (London) January/February pp96-104.
729.
— 'Sex, Politics and Silent Black Women: Nadine Gordimer's Occasion For Loving, A Sport of Nature and My Son's Story'Nancy ToppingBazin Bucknell Review (Lewisburg) (37) 1 pp30-45.
730.
— ' Sharp Knowing in Apartheid?: The Shorter Fiction of Nadine Gordimer and Doris Lessing' Mark Kinkead-Weekes pp88-110 in Essays on African Literature; see General Studies.
731.
— 'Sites of Paranoia and Taboo: Lessing's The Grass is Singing and Gordimer's July's People'Sheila RobertsResearch in African Literatures (Bloomington) (24) 3 pp73-85.
732.
— 'A Vocation to Write' pp 102-113 in The Spirit of Hope: Conversations on Politics, Religion and Values ed Charles Villa Vicencioxv + 285pp Skotaville (Braamfontein, Johannesburg ) pa price not available.
733.
— 'The Writer at Work: Interview with Nadine Gordimer'Franca CavagnoliCurrent Writing (Durban) (5) 1 pp85-92.
734.
— 'The Writer's Conscience: A Reading of Nadine Gordimer's The Essential Gesture'C. Subbarao pp113-118 in Indian Response to African Writing ed A. Ramakrishna. Rao and C.R. Visweswara120pp Prestige (New Dehli) csd $15.95.
735.
See also Nadine Gordimer in Bibliographies.
736.
See also 'African Women Writers', 'Au coeur de l'Afrique du Sud', Between the Lines II, 'English-Speaking Literature', 'Feminist Aesthetics', 'Literature, Liberation, Aestheticism, 'The Politics of Future Projection', 'S.A.'s New Battle', 'South African Literature', 'To Sing our Common Humanity', White on Black in South Africa in General Studies.
737.
Gray, Stephen See 'A Poetry of Dread' in General Studies.
738.
Griffin, Hayden'Interview with Hayden Griffin: Designing for a Writer's Theatre'Anthony AkermanSouth African Theatre Journal ( Pretoria) (7) 2 pp117-127 [Griffin is a South African stage designer].
739.
Grosskopf, Hein 'True Confessions of an Albino Terrorist' Interview Heather Robertson Tribute (Johannesburg) November pp68-69, 73,75.
740.
Gwala, Mafika See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
741.
Haresnape, Geoffrey See 'A Poetry of Dread' in General Studies.
742.
Head, Bessie'Allegiance and Alienation in the Novels of Bessie Head'Craig MacKenzie pp 111-125 in Essays on African Literature; see General Studies.
743.
- 'Bessie Head's The Collector of Treasures: Change on the Margins'Kenneth W. HarrowCallaloo: a Journal of African American and African Arts and Letters (Baltimore) ( 16) 1 pp 169-179.
744.
- 'Bessie Head: New Considerations, Continuing Questions'Arlene A. ElderCallaloo: A Journal of African-American and African Arts and Letters (Baltimore) (16) 1 pp277-284.
745.
— 'Bessie Head's Maru: A Novel of Conflicts'W.D. Maxwell-MahonLantern (Pretoria) (42) 1 pp42-45.
746.
- 'Beyond Duality: A Buddhist Reading of Bessie Head's A Question of Power'June M. CampbellJournal of Commonwealth Literature (London) (29) 1 pp64-81.
747.
— 'Beyond Racism: Bessie Head's Vision of a New World'Rosemary Townsend pp107-117 in AUETSA Conference Papers; see main entry above.
748.
- 'Conceptions of Ideal Womanhood: The Example of Bessie Head and Grace Ogot'Grace Ify Achufusi Neohelicon (Amsterdam ) (19) 2 pp87-101.
749.
- 'Geographies of Pain: Captive Bodies and Violent Acts in the Fiction of Miriam Warner-Vieyra, Gayl Jones and Bessie Head'Francois LionnettCallaloo: A Journal of African-American and African Arts and Letters ( Baltimore) 161 pp132-152 [refers to The Collector of Treasures].
750.
— 'Head Tells Stories: A Scandalous Emancipatory Strategy'Brenda E. BosmanJournal of Literary Studies (Pretoria) (9) 1 pp14-23 [discusses autobiographical material in relation to Maru and A Question of Power].
751.
— 'Historical Roots and Rural African Culture as Part of Bessie Head's Frame of Reference'Gillian Stead pp 173-184 in Culture in Africa: An Appeal for Pluralism; see General Studies.
752.
— 'I Try. In Bits: Letters from Bessie Head, 1963-1982'Patrick CullinanNew Contrast84 (Cape Town ) (21) 4 pp66-71 [includes extracts from two letters to Patrick and Wendy Cullinan ( 1963-1982 )].
753.
— 'Long-Awaited Second Edition of Bessie Head Bibliography Published'Nelm News (Grahamstown) June p2 [comments on publications since Head's death and compares two editions of the bibliography].
754.
— 'Maru and Bessie Head's Place in Botswana'Nobantu RasebotsaCurrent Writing (Durban) (5) 1 pp25-35.
755.
— 'The Postnationalistic Phase: A Poetics of Bessie Head's Fiction'Isabella MatsikidzeBucknell Review (Lewisburg ) (37) 1 pp123-133.
756.
— 'Reconstructing the Past, Shaping the Future: Bessie Head and the Question of Feminism in a New South Africa'Dorothy Driver pp160-187 in Black Women's Writing ed and intro Gina Wiskerx + 189pp Insights, Macmillan (London) csd £37.50 St Martin's Press (New York ) pa $16.95.
757.
— 'A Visit to Bessie Head' Peter EsterhuysenUpbeat ( Johannesburg) (3) p30.
758.
— See also 'African Women Writers', 'Claiming her Authority', 'Home is Where the Heart ... Lies', 'South African Literature of the 1980s', 'To Sing our Common Humanity', and 'Tradition and the Woman Writer' in General Studies.
759.
Hicks, Beatrice See 'The Portrayal of "the Other"' in General Studies.
760.
Hlatswayo, Mi S'Dumo See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
761.
Hobbs, Jenny'Bringing the Past into the Present'Interview Lesley Cowling Weekly Mail Review/Books (Johannesburg ) November p3.
762.
Hochschild, A. See 'Darkness Falls' in General Studies.
763.
Hope, Christopher See 'A Poetry of Dread', and 'A Version of Melancholy' in General Studies.
764.
Horn, Peter'Peter Horn: Introducing a South African Poet'Jean SèvryCommonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon) (16) 1 pp104-113.
765.
— See also' Plans, Plaints and Practices' in General Studies.
766.
Howarth, Anne See 'The Portrayal of "the Other"' in General Studies.
767.
Jabavu, Noni See 'Tradition and the Woman Writer' in General Studies.
768.
Jacobson, Dan'The Mother's Space: Dan Jacobson's Her Story'Sheila RobertsCurrent Writing (Durban) (5) 11 pp36-47.
769.
— See also 'A Version of Melancholy' in General Studies.
770.
Jolobe, J.J.R. See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
771.
Jonker, Ingrid See Afrikaans Literature in Translation in Bibliographies.
772.
— See also 'Freeing White and Black' in General Studies.
— 'Texts Under Arrest: The Autobiographical Writings of Helen Joseph'J.U. JacobsTheoria (Pietermaritzburg ) (81) 2 pp109-117.
775.
Karodia, Farida 'The Powers of Discourse: The Identity of Subaltern Women under Colonial Law in Nervous Conditions and Daughters of the Twilight Wendy WoodwardJournal of Literary Studies (Pretoria) (9) 1 pp80-91.
776.
Kgosi, Mphahasa'Raboleka Sefala sa Mphahasa Raboleka Kgosi: When Praise Becomes Song'C.F. SwanepoelSouth African Journal of African Languages (Pretoria) (13) 2 pp52-57 [examines praise poem 'Sefala'].
777.
Kgotsitsile, Keroapetse See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
778.
Kipling, Rudyard 'Lire ou ne pas lire Kipling: Bienfaiteur de l'humanité' Brigitte Hervoche Commonwealth Essays and Studies (Dijon ) (16) 1 pp46-48.
779.
— Narratives of Empire: the Fictions of Rudyard Kipling ZohrehT. Sullivan199pp Cambridge University Press (Cambridge) csd £29.95.
780.
Krouse, Matthew 'A Netherworld of Their Own' Shaun de WaalWeekly Mail Review/Books (Johannesburg) July p3.
781.
Kunene, Mazisi 'Interviewed by Zoë Wicomb' Southern African Review of Books (Cape Town) (5) 5 pp14-15.
782.
— 'Mazisi Kunene'Fred Khumalo ADA ( Cape Town) (12) p80.
783.
— ' Sacred Geography in Poems by Mazisi Kunene' Anne Gagiano pp312-317 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
784.
— See also 'Deep Ecology', and 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
785.
Kuzwayo, Ellen See 'African Women Writers', 'Post-Colonial Analysis', 'Seizing Meaning', 'Singing in Prison' and 'Tradition and the Woman Writer' in General Studies.
786.
La Guma, Alex See 'Changing Images', and 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
787.
Leipoldt, C.Louis 'The Force of theEnvironment inC. Louis Leipoldt's Writings' Steven M. Finn pp104-111 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
788.
Leroux, Etienne See Afrikaans Literature in Translation in Bibliographies.
789.
Lewin, Hugh See 'Autobiography and the "Power of Writing'" in General Studies.
790.
Mabuza, Lindiwe 'Tony Morrison's Beloved and Other Unspeakable Texts from Different Margins by Keri Hulme and Lindiwe Mabuza'Miki FlockemannJournal of Literary Studies (Pretoria) (9) 2 pp194-210 [on Mbuza's short story 'Wake'].
791.
Madingoane, Ingoapele See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
792.
Magona, Sindiwe See 'Singing in Prison', and 'Tradition and the Woman Writer' in General Studies.
793.
Malan, Rian See 'Darkness Falls' in General Studies.
794.
Malange, Nise See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
795.
Manaka, Matsemela'Born Out Of Flames: Matsemela Manaka's Theatre' Geoffrey V. Davis pp149-163 in Imagination and the Creative Impulse; see General Studies.
796.
Mandela, Winnie See 'Singing in Prison' in General Studies.
797.
Mann, Chris See 'A Poetry of Dread' in General Studies.
798.
Mashele, Martin See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
799.
Mashinini, Emma'Profile: Emma Mashinini with Snuki Zikalala' South African Labour Bulletin (Johannesburg) (17) 4 pp87-89 [subtitled 'veteran unionist Emma Mashinini, now deputy chair of the National Manpower Commission talks to Snuki Zikalala'].
800.
— See also 'Autobiography and the "Power of Writing"', and 'Seizing Meaning' in General Studies.
801.
Masiza, Peter 'The Journal of Peter Masiza, first Black Anglican Priest in Southern Africa'M.M. GoedhalsQuarterly Bulletin of the South African Lihrary (Cape Town) (47) 3 pp106-121 [includes extracts from journal (1878 on)].
802.
Mattera, Don See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
803.
Matthews, James See 'South African Literature of the 1980s', and 'Yeats, Revolution and South Africa' in General Studies.
804.
Mbuli, Mzwakhe 'Like a Mirror: Interview with Mzwhake Mbuli' Saul MolobiLearn and Teach (Johannesburg) April pp20-21.
805.
— The People's Poet — Mzwakhe video 35 minutes running time Film Resource Unit (Johannesburg) VHS, PAL R114.00.
— See also 'African Women Writers' in General Studies.
808.
Modisane, Bloke 'From Dissonance and Prophecy to Nihilism and Blame: A Look at the Work of Bloke Modisane in the Context of Black South African Writing' Karla PoeweLiterature and Theology (Oxford) (7) 4 pp381-396.
809.
Mofolo, Thomas 'The Ambiguity of Evil in Thomas Mofolo's Shaka'Bernth Lindfors pp215-220 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
810.
— 'Thomas Mofolo and Nelson Mandela on King Shaka and Dingane'Carl F. Hallencreutz pp185-194 in Culture in Africa: An Appeal for Pluralism; see main entry above.
811.
Mphahlele, Es'kia 'A Chunk of Sweetened and Flavoured Time': The 'Lesani' Stories of Es'kia Mphahlele ' Rob Gaylard pp180-186 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
812.
— See also 'Deep Ecology', and 'Many Happy Returns?' in General Studies.
813.
Mtshali, Oswald See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
814.
Murray, Sally See 'Yeats, Revolution and South Africa' in General Studies.
815.
Mzamane, Mbulelo See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
816.
Nakasa, Nat See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
817.
Ncgobo, Lauretta see Between the Lines II in General Studies.
— See also 'Au coeur du l'Afrique du Sud, 'Postcolonial Analysis', 'The Role of the Writer', 'South African Literature of the 1980s', and 'Writing Caliban' in General Studies.
820.
Ngcobo, Lauretta See 'Claiming her Authority, 'Home is Where the Heart... Lies', 'Literature and Change', and 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
821.
Ngema, Mbongeni See 'The Politics of Editing' in General Studies.
822.
Nicol, Mike See 'A Poetry of Dread' in General Studies.
823.
Nkosi, Lewis See 'English-Speaking Literature', 'Home is Where the Heart ... Lies', and 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
824.
Nortje, Arthur 'Politics of the Self' Exile, Identity and Difference in the Poetry of Arthur Nortje'Dirk Klopper pp97-106 in AUETSA Conference Papers; see General Studies.
825.
— See also 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
826.
Oliphant, Andries See 'Plans, Plaints and Practices' in General Studies.
827.
Pam-Grant, Susan See 'Performing Marginalities' in General Studies.
828.
Patel, Essop See 'Tradition and the Woman Writer' in General Studies.
829.
Paton, Alan See 'Home is Where the Heart... Lies', 'To Sing our Common Humanity', and 'Writing in Africa Today' in General Studies.
830.
Pigot, Sophia'Why Did Sophia Stop Writing?' Cheryl Young pp138-147 in AUETSA Conference Papers; see General Studies.
831.
Plaatje, Sol'The Importance of Solomon T. Plaatje's Mhudi in South African Literature ; Stephen Gray pp5-13 in A Collection of Solomon T. Plaatje Memorial Lectures; see General Studies above [lecture delivered in 1981].
832.
— 'Sol Plaatje and Native Life in South Africa'Richard Rive pp 17-24 in A Collection of Solomon T Plaatje Memorial Lectures; see General Studies above [lecture delivered in 1982].
833.
- 'The Romance of Protest: Sol Plaatje's Mhudi'Brian Walter pp193-199 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
834.
- 'Sol Plaatje's Mhudi and Democratic Government'J.M. PhelpsEnglish Studies in Africa (Johannesburg) (36) 1 pp47-56.
835.
- 'Solomon Plaatje's Vision of a Just South Africa'Timothy Couzens pp 109-119 in A Collection of Solomon T. Plaatje Memorial Lectures; see General Studies [lecture delivered in 1988].
836.
- 'Two Sides of Empire: Heart of Darkness and Mhudi Mhudi'Myrtle Hooper pp187-192 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
837.
— See also 'Actors and Interpreters', 'The Responsibility' and 'Tradition and the Woman Writer' in General Studies.
838.
Plomer, William'Scorpions', 'Butterflies', 'Rivers', 'Fruit': The Limitations of Nature in Plomer's African Poetry'Elizabeth Thompson pp149-153 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
839.
— See also White on Black in South Africa in General Studies.
840.
Poland, Marguerite 'Family History Calls Up a Writer's Shades' Interview Pat Schwartz Weekly Mail Review/Books (Johannesburg) November p3.
Pringle, Thomas 'Politics of the Pastoral: the Poetry of Thomas Pringle, 1789-1834 ' Dirk Klopper pp236-272 in African Studies Forum Vol 2; see General Studies.
843.
Pritchard, Helen See 'The Portrayal of "the Other"' in General Studies.
844.
Qabula, Alfred Temba See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
Reddy, Jayapraga See 'Feminist Aesthetics' in General Studies.
847.
Rive, Richard'Introducing the Shorter Fiction of Richard Rive' David LeveyLantern (Pretoria) (42) 1 pp30-33.
848.
— See also 'Literature, Liberation, Aesthetics', and 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
849.
Roberts, Sheila'Roberts Returns, Once More, to South Africa'Interview (brief) Shaun de Waal Weekly Mail Review/Books (Johannesburg ) June p3.
850.
Rooke, Daphne'The Narrators in Daphne Rooke's First Four Novels: A Comparative Study'J.A. Kearney pp273-281 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see main entry in General Studies.
851.
Sachs, Albie See 'Autobiography and the "Power of Writing"', 'Literature and Change', and 'The Role of the Writer' in General Studies.
852.
Schoeman, Karel See 'The Politics of Future Projection' in General Studies.
853.
Schreiner, Olive'Colonialism and Feminism in Olive Schreiner's 1890s Fiction'Laura ChrismanEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) (20) 1 pp25-38.
854.
— 'Conversations in a Colony: Natural Language and Primitive Exchange'Anthony HolidayPretexts (Cape Town) (4) 2 pp3-19 [on The Story of an African Farm].
855.
— 'Eietydse Inligting oor Olive Schreiner: die Versameling van Charles Cowen in die Suid-Afrikaanse Biblioteek' (Contemporary Information from the Charles Cowen Collection)Karel SchoemanQuarterly Bulletin of the South African Library (Cape Town) (47) 3 pp97-105.
856.
— 'Friend to Olive Schreiner: The Story of Ruth Schechter'Baruch Hirson pp41-54 in Societies of Southern Africa in the 19th and 20th Centuries ( University of London) Vol 19.
857.
— 'Olive Schreiner: A Century in Russia' Apollon Davidson and Irina Filatova English in Africa (Grahamstown) (20) 1 pp39-48.
858.
— 'Olive Schreiner and the Status Quo'Bill BolinUnisa English Studies (Pretoria) (31) 1 pp4-8 [discusses Schreiner's historical context].
859.
— 'Olive Schreiner and the Women's Vote' Lou HaysomSearchlight South Africa (London) (3) 11 pp30-33 [response to article on Ruth Schecter by Baruch Hirson in Searchlight (3) 9; see Bibliography for 1992].
860.
- The Schreiner House, Craddock J. Fogg30p illus National English Literary Museum (Grahamstown) pa R10.00.
861.
— 'Women, Littleness and Colonialism'Frances Armstrong pp244-248 in Literature, Nature and the Land in General Studies.
862.
— 'Writing the Self on the Imperial Frontier: Olive Schreiner and the Stories of Africa'Gerald MosmanBucknell Review ( Lewisburg) (37) 1 pp134-155.
863.
- See also White on Black in South Africa in General Studies.
864.
Scully, W.C. See 'The "Skaz" Narrative' in General Studies.
865.
Sepamla, Sipho See 'Fictionalisation, Conscientisation and the Trope of Exile', and 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
866.
Serote, MonganeWally' Black Man's Burden: A Conversation with Mongane Wally Serote'Andrew McCordTransition (New York) 61 pp180-187.
867.
— 'Stoking the Third World Express: the Politics of Cultural Trans-formation: An Interview with Wally Serote'Jean-Philippe WadeEnglish in Africa (Grahamstown) (20) 1 pp49-63.
868.
— 'A Volcano in the Night of Oppression: The Poetry of Mongane Wally Serote' Peter Horn Writers' World (Somerset West ) (10) pp12-14.
869.
- See also 'Deep Ecology', and 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
870.
Sharpe, Tom 'The Savage Scribe'Interview Glenn A. Baker Living (Cape Town) April pp34-38 [Sharpe spent some time in South Africa; refers to his novels Riotous Assembly, Indecent Exposure, and his play 'The South African'].
871.
Shingwenyana, Victor See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
872.
Sisulu, Zwelakhe See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
873.
Slabolepszy, Paul 'Facing the Creative Art of Survival' Interview Arthur Goldstuck Weekly Mail Review/Books (Johannesburg ) June p2.
874.
Smith, Pauline'Enter Beadle With Whips: Pauline Smith's The Beadle and the Afrikaner as Fetish' Irene GorakRepresentations (Berkeley ) Summer 43 pp73-88.
875.
— 'A Question of Silence: The Deployment of the Interrogative Statement in Pauline Smith's The Beadle'Michael CosserEnglish in Africa ( Grahamstown) (20) 2 pp47-66.
876.
Stockenström, Wilma See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
877.
Themba, Can See 'South African Literature of the 1980s', and 'To Sing our Common Humanity' in General Studies.
878.
Tlali, Miriam'A Mother is Nothing but a Backbone: Women, Tradition and Change in Miriam Tlali's Footprints in the Quag'Eva HunterCurrent Writing (Durban) (5) 1 pp60-75 [refers to Lauretta Ngcobo, Ellen Kuzwayo and Gcina Mhlope].
879.
— See also 'African Women Writers', 'Fictionalisation, Conscientisation and the Trope of Exile', 'South African Literature of the 1980s', and 'Tradition and the Woman Writer' in General Studies.
880.
Uys, Sannie See 'Feminist Aesthetics' in General Studies.
881.
Van der Post, Laurens'The Noble Savage and the Romantic Image of Africa' Paul B. Rich pp 146-168 in Hope and Despair; see General Studies.
882.
— 'The Use of Nature in Lessing's The Grass Is Singing and Van der Post's Lost World of the Kalahari'D.W. Lloyd pp 135-141 in Literature, Nature and the Land; see General Studies.
883.
Van Heerden, Etienne See Afrikaans Literature in Translation in General Studies.
884.
Vilikazi, B.W. See 'South African Literature of the 1980s' in General Studies.
885.
Venter, Frans See White on Black in South Africa in General Studies.
886.
Walker, Oliver'History in Fiction: Oliver Walker's Rewriting of the 'White Chief of Zululand' (John Dunn), 1948 and 1960'Dirk Klopper pp236-272 in African Studies Forum Vol 2; see General Studies.
887.
Ward, Harriet'Feminism and Marginality on the Frontier in the Works of Harriet Ward'Valerie Letcher pp311-319 in AUETSA Conference Papers; see main entry in General Studies.
888.
— 'Woman on the Frontier: Self-Representation of the Conqueror'Jenny de Reuck pp280-298 in AUETSA Conference Papers; see General Studies.
889.
— See also 'The Portrayal of "the Other"', and 'Something Singularly Wild and Almost Interesting' in General Studies.
890.
Watson, Stephen See 'Cape Town', 'Changing Images', and 'A Poetry of Dread' in General Studies.
891.
Wicomb, Zoë'Zoe Wicomb's You Can't Get Lost in Cape Town: The Narrator's Identity ' Carol SichermanBucknell Review (Lewisburg ) (37) 1 pp111-122.
892.
— See also Between the Lines II in General Studies.
893.
Woodhouse, Bert See 'Changing Images' in General Studies.