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South Africa

NELM, Grahamstown, South Africa

Crystal Warren

NELM, Grahamstown, South Africa

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• De Kok, Ingrid Seasonal Fires: New and Selected Poems 160pp Umuzi (Roggebaai ).
• De Villiers, Phillippa Yaa Taller than Buildings 76pp self-pub (Troyeville) [debut collection].
• Dowling, Finuala Doo-Wop Girls of the Universe 80pp Penguin (Johannesburg ).
• Emanuel, Irene A Scorpion Sings 61pp Trayberry Press (Pietermaritzburg) [debut collection].
• Everitt, Johann A Paper Waltz 48pp Athse (Dorval, Quebec).
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• Hendricks, Gertjie Billy The Cape Flats, Misty Rain 80pp self-pub (Cape Town).
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• Magogodi, Kgafela oa I Mike What I Like: Let Loose the Word 1 DVD Film Resource Unit (Johannesburg).
• Maharaj, Herushia Obsession Raghav: A Collection of Contemporary Poetry and Memoirs 139pp South African Short Story Publishing Association (SASSPA) ( Kloof).
• Mahola, Mzi Dancing in the Rain: A Collection of Poetry 74pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).
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• Morrissey, Norman Dog Latin ix+29pp Echoing Green Press (Empangeni).
• Moses, Croc E.,pseud. in collaboration with Bruce Muzik Let the Games Begin 1 CD Funny BoneMusic (Cape Town).
• ——— Mellowdrama 1 CD Funny BoneMusic ( Cape Town).
• Müller, Petra Night Crossing 110pp Tafelberg (Cape Town) [first English collection].
• Murray, Sally-Ann Open Season 83pp HardPressd (Durban).
• Nzimande-Khoza, Nompumelelo Gladness Epics of the Zebra Pathways in Black and White: A Free Verse Poetry Anthology 104pp umSinsi (Malvern) [debut collection].
• Schoonraad, Peter As It Is: Poems 20pp United Church Ministry (Camps Bay).
• —— Gathered: Poems 40pp United Church Ministry (Camps Bay).
• Sole, Kelwyn Land Dreaming: Prose Poems 122pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).
• Stahmer, Klaus Hinrich with Sandile Dikeni The Drum Speaks 1 CD WERGO (Mainz, Germany).
• Wiggett, Harry Collected Poems 1970—2006 xxi+300pp Pretext ( Cape Town).
• Worrall, Sharon Searching for Sobriety, Serenity & Sharon:A Collection of Poetry 92pp New Voices ( Cape Town) [debut collection].
• Bolaji, Omoseye The Subtle Transgressor: A Play 48pp Eselby Jnr Publications ( Bloemfontein).
• Davids, Nadia At Her Feet: A Play in One Act 79pp Oshun (Cape Town ).
• De Wet, Reza The Brothers 84pp Oberon (London).
• Espenel, Gwenael My Mother's Wedding: A Play in Two Acts 68pp South African Short Story Publishing Association (SASSPA) (Kloof).
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• Grootboom, Mpumelelo Paul with Presley Chweneyagae Relativity: `Township Stories' 73pp Dung Beetle Dramas (Parktown).
• Johaardien, Ashraf Happy Endings Are Extra iii+47pp Just Done Productions (Durban).
• —— Salaam vii+38pp Just Done Productions (Durban).
• Malan, Robin The Boy Who Walked Into the World: The Story of Lucky Simelane 84pp Junkets ( Mowbray).
• Ngema, Mbongeni Mbongeni Ngema's Sarafina!: The Times, the Play, the Man 122pp Nasou Via Afrika (Cape Town).
• Sargeant, Roy Cry, the Beloved Country: The Play 128pp Oxford Univ Press ( Cape Town) [adapt from novel by Alan Paton].
• Voss, Ben with John van de Ruit and Greig Coetzee Black Mamba Live 1 DVD Mamba Productions (n.p.).
• Ahmed, Sherin The Good Luck House v+298pp Solo Collective (Durban) [debut novel].
• Akabor, Mariam Flat 9: A Collection of Short Stories 130pp umSinsi (Malvern ).
• Ashwell, J.M. The Emeralds Flashed 342pp PublishAmerica (Baltimore, Md).
• Barris, Ken What Kind of Child 219pp Kwela (Cape Town).
• Beautement, Tiah Moons Don't Go to Venus 197pp Bateleur (Cape Town) [debut novel].
• Behr, Mark Kings of the Water 480pp Abacus (London).
• Borman, Fabian The Bachelor President 50pp Lulu (Morrisville, NC).
• Bosman, Herman Charles The Complete Oom Schalk Lourens Stories ed Craig MacKenzie 424pp Human & Rousseau (Cape Town).
• Bowery, Michael The Sligo Piper 238pp Crest Publishing (Petervale).
• ——— Canham's Run viii+258pp Crest Publishing (Petervale).
• —— Canham: Kill the President 335pp Crest Publishing ( Petervale).
• Brink, André The Blue Door: A Story 77pp Umuzi (Roggebaai).
• Bristow-Bovey, Darrel SuperZero 135pp Tafelberg (Cape Town) [for young adults].
• Brown, Guy, pseud. Hijack!: Cracking One of South Africa's Most Violent Carjacking Syndicates 223pp Two Dogs (Cape Town) [debut novel].
• Burgess,Yvonne Say a Little Mantra for Me 195pp Penguin (Johannesburg ) [first pub Ravan Press ( Johannesburg) 1979].
• Case, Maxine All We Have Left Unsaid 270pp Kwela (Roggebaai) [debut novel].
• Caulfield, John Patrick The Atom Heart Murders 231pp Grosvenor House Publishing (Guildford, UK).
• Christiansë, Yvette Unconfessed 347pp Other Press (New York) [debut novel].
• Coovadia, Imraan Green-Eyed Thieves 208pp Umuzi (Roggebaai).
• Courtenay, Bryce Sylvia 498pp Viking (Johannesburg).
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• De Vries, Bianca No Rest for the Wicked 251pp Lulu (Morrisville, NC) [for young adults].
• De Waal, Catherine, pseud. A Book Called a Moment 168pp umSinsi (Malvern ).
• Dee, Larry, pseud. Pedlar of Poison 248pp Lulu (Morrisville, NC).
• Del Fabbro, Vanessa Sandpiper Drift 390pp Steeple Hill (New York).
• Duiker, K. Sello The Hidden Star ed Annari van der Merwe 232pp Umuzi ( Roggebaai).
• Eaton, Tom Texas 233pp Penguin (Johannesburg).
• Engela, Christina Demonspawn 164pp Lulu (Morrisville, NC).
• Engela, Theo African Assignment: A Collection of Short Stories 112pp Lulu ( Morrisville, NC).
• Fedler, Joanne Secret Mothers' Business: One Night, Eight Women, No Kids, No Holding Back xxi+296pp Jacana Media ( Sunnyside).
• Fiore, Rosie Lame Angel 304pp Oshun (Cape Town).
• FitzPatrick, James Percy Jock of the Bushveld Centenary 475pp Maskew Miller Longman ( Cape Town) [first pub Longmans, Green ( London) 1907].
• Fluxman, Maurice Double Justice 224pp Robert Hale (London) [debut novel].
• Foxcroft, Annica Ants in My Sugar 209pp Paladin Media (Bright's Grove, Ont)
• Fugard,Athol Tsotsi xv+232pp Grove ( New York) [first pub Ad Donker ( Johannesburg) 1980].
• Fullerton, John White Boys Don't Cry 309pp Macmillan (London).
• Galassi, Jayne Ezulwini: Place of Heaven 188pp David Philip (Claremont) [debut novel].
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• Gien, Pamela The Syringa Tree: A Novel 262pp Random House (New York) [debut novel].
• Glass, Linzi The Year the Gypsies Came x+267pp Penguin ( Johannesburg) [debut novel].
• Gori, Maimoonah The Gravedigger 72pp umSinsi (Malvern) [debut novel].
• Goss, Robyn And So Say All of Us 282pp Oshun (Cape Town) [debut novel].
• Govender, Ronnie Song of the Atman 326pp Jacana Media (Johannesburg).
• Greaves, Nick The Magic Fish Bones: And Other Tales from Africa 127pp Struik ( Cape Town) [short stories].
• Greenberg, Louis The Beggars' Signwriters 184pp Umuzi (Roggebaai) [debut novel].
• Handler, Rosemund J. Madlands 357pp Penguin (Johannesburg) [debut novel].
• Harris, L.J. Revival iv+212pp South African Short Story Publishing Association (SASSPA) (Kloof) [debut novel].
• Heslop, Margaret Half Fledged She Flew... 224pp Reach Publishers (Wandsbeck).
• Hlapa, Pamphilia A Daughter's Legacy 171pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville ).
• Holst, Jenna Close to the Wind: A Novel 139pp iUniverse (Lincoln, NE).
• Hope, Christopher My Mother's Lovers 442pp Atlantic Books (London).
• Hugo, Patrick, pseud. Katerina and Her Dolphins of Destiny 195pp Kalliope (Kalk Bay).
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• Jaffa, Paul The Jackal's Head 397pp Dube Books (Kenilworth) [debut novel].
• Johnson, Shaun The Native Commissioner: A Novel 244pp Penguin (Johannesburg ) [debut novel].
• Joubert, Kenn Escape to Freedom: Volume One of the `Huguenot Trilogy' 329pp Trafford ( Victoria, BC) [debut novel].
• Kaganof, Aryan Uselessly 192pp Jacana Media (Johannesburg).
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• —— Mugabe Was Right: For the Wrong Reasons: A Satirical Novella 112pp Pondo Press ( Port St Johns).
• —— Take Me to the River 109pp New Africa Books (Glosderry) [for young adults].
• Keet, Verenia Peanut Brains 212pp self-pub (South Africa).
• Khumalo, Fred Bitches' Brew 326pp Jacana Media (Johannesburg) [debut novel].
• Kohll, Jeff Limited Liability: A Novel 285pp self-pub (n.p.).
• Kraak, Gerald Ice in the Lungs 328pp Jacana Media (Johannesburg).
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• La Guma, Alex A Walk in the Night and Other Stories xxi+94pp Trent (London) [first pub Heineman Educational (London) 1967 ].
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• —— Strength of Ten 362pp IMAGINITES (Subiaco East, WA).
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• Loker, Byron New Swell 117pp Double Storey (Cape Town) [short stories; debut collection].
• Lucouw, Pierre A Maze Zing 144pp Corals (Vanderbijlpark).
• Macaskill, Glenn Crime Lords: The Scourge of Southern Africa 428pp Crest Publishing (Sunninghill).
• —— Of Royal Blood: A 19th Century Assassin 302pp Crest Publishing (Sunninghill).
• Mannheim, Linda Risk 314pp Penguin (Johannesburg) [debut novel].
• McMillan, Murray Tehaka's Journey 379pp Janus (London) [debut novel].
• Meckanic, Dave With Malice and Forethought: A Novel Based on Real Events 589pp Booksurge Llc ( Charleston, SC) [debut novel].
• Medalie, David The Shadow Follows 245pp Picador Africa (Johannesburg) [debut novel].
• Melamu, Moteane The Unweeded Garden and Other Stories viii+219pp Pentagon (Gaborone).
• Miller, Candi Salt and Honey 224pp Legend Press (London) [debut novel].
• Moele, Kgebetli Room 207 238pp Kwela (Cape Town ) [debut novel].
• Molefe, Lawrence Rooster for President! 76pp Bard (Georgeville) [for young adults].
• Moodley, Praba A Scent So Sweet 281pp Kwela (Roggebaai).
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• Morojele, Morabo Sekuruba How We Buried Puso 234pp Jacana Media (Johannesburg ).
• Mphahlele, Es'kia In Corner B vi+237pp Penguin ( Johannesburg) [first pub East African Publishing House (Nairobi) 1967].
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• Odendaal, Theresa A Horse Named Majestic 239pp self-pub (Silverton) [for young adults].
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• Pillay, Shunna Shadow People 302pp STE (Parktown) [debut novel].
• Pinnock, Patricia Schonstein A Quilt of Dreams 315pp Bantam (Johannesburg ).
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• Robson, Jenny Praise Song 128pp Tafelberg (Cape Town) [for young adults].
• Rollins, Ruby The Black Wall and Other Tales with a Twist ix+188pp South African Short Story Publishing Association (SASSPA) ( Kloof) [stories].
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• Sardinha, Mannie Sex, Murder and Money 242pp Lulu (Morrisville, NC).
• Schiff, Kerry-Gaye and Vanessa-Gaye Schiff In the Forest Fey 160pp Ebury Press (London ).
• Simm, Stephen Miss Kwa Kwa 213pp Jacana (Johannesburg) [debut novel].
• Smith, Clive E. From Belhar to Bollywood 88pp New Africa Books (Claremont) [for young adults].
• Smith, Pauline The Beadle 288pp Pomona Press (Pomona, Calif) [first pub Jonathan Cape (London) 1926].
• Spurway, Nanette The Other Sister v+286pp AuthorHouse ( Bloomington, Ind) [debut novel].
• Steenkamp, Willem Jim Zulu 213pp Just Done Productions (Durban).
• Stewart, Dianne Folktales from Africa 111pp Struik (Cape Town) [stories].
• Stranex, Mark Revolution 200pp LP Publishers (Durban).
• Sturman, F.J. Blood of Gansbaai: Inspired by True Events 172pp BookSurge Llc ( Charleston, SC) [debut novel].
• Temple, Peter Identity Theory: A Novel 426pp Lawson Library (San Francisco, Calif).
• Themba, Can Requiem for Sophiatown comp and ed Stephen Gray xv+161pp Penguin ( Johannesburg) [short stories and sketches].
• Tyan, Wyss Lost in the Bush 312pp VBW Publishing (College Station, Tex).
• Van der Merwe, André Carl Moffie: A Novel 314pp Penstock (Hermanus) [debut novel].
• Vivian, L. Cara 128pp Vivlia (Florida Hills) [for young adults].
• Vladislavic, Ivan Portrait with Keys: Joburg & What-What 211pp Umuzi ( Roggebaai ).
• Walton, Chris Sound Bites: A Novel 191pp Jacana Media (Johannesburg) [debut novel].
• Wanner, Zukiswa The Madams: A Wildly Provocative Novel xiv+210pp Oshun (Cape Town) [debut novel].
• Weigh, Audrey A Place of Safety 422pp Ulverscroft Large Print (Anstey, UK) [large print format].
• West, Nick Absence of Innocence iii+166pp Authors OnLine ( Hertford, UK).
• Wicomb, Zoë Playing in the Light 218pp Umuzi (Roggebaai).
• Wilcox, John The Diamond Frontier 309pp Headline (London).
• Wright, Wendy This Promised Land 386pp Just Done Productions (Durban) [debut novel].
• Wulf, Linda Press The Night of the Burning: Devorah's story xii+210pp Farrar, Straus, Giroux (New York) [for young adults].
• Younghusband, Peter The Timbavati Patrol xi+209pp Capricorn ( Stanford, Calif) [for young adults].
• Zondo, Bonga Potato Dance 116pp umSinsi (Malvern).
• Francis, Stephen and Rico Schacherl Madam & Eve: Madams of the Caribbean 176pp Rapid Phase ( Johannesburg ) [cartoons].
• Trovato, Ben, pseud. Hits and Missives: The Worst of Ben Trovato 300pp Jacana Media ( Johannesburg) [satire].
• Zapiro,pseud. Da Zuma Code: Cartoons from Mail & Guardian, Sunday Times and Independent Newspapers 160pp Double Storey (Cape Town).
• Kleinboer, pseud. Midnight Missionary trans from Afrikaans by Jaco Fourie 239pp Zebra (Cape Town ) [novel].
• Krog, Antjie Body Bereft trans from Afrikaans by the author 112pp Umuzi ( Roggebaai ) [poetry].
• Leroux-Van der Boon, Marzanne Hatikvah: Land of Hope trans from Afrikaans by the author 348pp Lux Verbi.BM ( Wellington) [novel].
• Reiss, Arik The Book of Magic, or, Lucifer's Journey trans from Arabic by Khalifa Mogammad Sheighudeen Molté ed Steven Pillemer 1 vol Aaron's Beard Books ( Cape Town) [novel].
• Tianxin, Cai Song of the Quiet Life: Selected Poems of Cai Tianxin trans from Chinese by Robert Berold, Cai Tianxin, James Booze, Michelle Haight, Patricia Nolan and John Rosenwald 121pp Deep South (Grahamstown).
• Van der Vyver, Marita Time Out trans from Afrikaans by Mari Weeks 342pp Tafelberg ( Cape Town) [novel].
• ——— Where the Heart Is: A Writer in Provence trans from Afrikaans by Annelize Visser 202pp Double Storey (Cape Town) [autobiography].
• Van Dijk, Lutz Crossing the Line trans by Karin Chubb ed Moira Lovell 148pp Shuter & Shooter (Pietermaritzburg ) [novel; for young adults].
• Van Niekerk, Marlene Agaat trans from Afrikaans by Michiel Heyns 695pp Jonathan Ball ( Johannesburg) in conjunction with Tafelberg (Cape Town) [novel].
• Van Niekerk, Marlene and Adriaan van Zyl Memorandum: A Story with Paintings trans from Afrikaans by Michiel Heyns and Marlene van Niekerk 140pp Human & Rousseau ( Cape Town).
• Van Tonder, Jan Stargazer trans from Afrikaans by Elsa Silke208pp Human & Rousseau ( Cape Town).
• ——— Ongenagama, the Child with No Name trans from Afrikaans by Luke Stubbs v+170pp Maskew Miller Longman (Cape Town) [for young adults].
• Venter, Eben My Beautiful Death trans from Afrikaans by Luke Stubbs 275pp Tafelberg ( Cape Town).
• Banoobhai, Shabbir If I Could Write: Ramadan Letters that can Be Read Over Christmas or on Any Other Day 136pp self-pub (Rondebosch).
• Barnard, Lady Anne Paradise, the Castle and the Vineyard: Lady Anne Barnard's Cape Diaries Abridged ed Margaret Lenta xiii+311pp Wits Univ Press (Johannesburg).
• Brain, Helen Here Be Lions: A Memoir, not Suitable for Children 279pp Oshun ( Cape Town).
• Grant, Richard E. The Wah-Wah Diaries: The Making of a Film 261pp Picador ( London ).
• Hirson, Denis White Scars: On Reading and Rites of Passage 197pp Jacana Media ( Sunnyside).
• Khumalo, Fred Touch My Blood: The Early Years 196pp Umuzi (Roggebaai ).
• Pauw, Jacques Dances with Devils: A Journalist's Search for Truth xiv+393pp Zebra (Cape Town).
• Steyn-Barlow, Chris Publish and Be Damned: Two Decades of Scandals 368pp Galago ( Alberton ).
• Strauss, Gertrud Chapters of Childhood x+164pp Solo Collective (Durban).
• Adonai: A South African Book of Verse ed Yvonne Strydom 233pp Christian Poetry Association (Umkomaas).
• Africa's Own Stories comp Annah Siteyini and Sidney Miller 144pp Nasou Via Afrika (Cape Town).
• African Love Stories: An Anthology ed Ama Ata Aidoo xiv+249pp Ayebia Clarke ( Banbury, UK).
• African Road: New Writing from Southern Africa 2006: Original Short Stories by Young Writers of the SADC Region select South African Centre of International PEN comp J.M.Coetzee ed Robin Malan x+245pp Spearhead (Claremont).
• BTA/Anglo Platinum Short Story Competition 2006: Winning Stories Lorraine Nevin, Brady Ridgway, Renee Muller, Nazia Peer, Pieter Scholtz and Themba Mkhoma 24pp Beulah Thumbadoo (Yeoville).
• Basadzi Voices: An Anthology of Poetic Writing by Young Black South African Women comp Rose Mokhosi ed Elana Bregin 80pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).
• Birds in Words: The Twitcher's Guide to South African Poetry comp Gus Ferguson and Tony Morphet 79pp Umuzi (Roggebaai).
• Breaking the Silence: Dreaming of Living POWA (People Opposing Women Abuse) Women's Writing Competition, 2005 73pp Fanele (Johannesburg) [poetry and short stories].
• A City Imagined ed Stephen Watson 216pp Penguin ( Johannesburg) [essays].
• Clusters: A Teaching Anthology of Poetry comp and ed G.E. de Villiers xii+268pp Juta Gariep ( Cape Town).
• Crosscurrents II: Short Story comp Melissa King and Ros Janisch 222pp Nasou Via Afrika (Cape Town).
• Dinner Is Not Ready & Other Stories: Combined Anthology Ekurhuleni Department West District Officials and Educators 28pp umSinsi (Malvern ).
• Ekurhuleni West Educator's Anthology Ekurhuleni Department of Education Dancing Pencils Writing Club 104pp umSinsi (Malvern) [stories].
• The Frowning Mountain: An Anthology of Short Stories South African Writers' Circle 113pp Writers' Circle Publishing (Kloof).
• Halala Madiba: Nelson Mandela in Poetry ed Richard Bartlett and Morakabe Seakhoa 295pp Aflame Books ( Laverstock, UK).
• Immanuel: A South African Book of Verse ed Yvonne Strydom 251pp Christian Poetry Association (Umkomaas).
• The Living Tradition: Poetry for Grades 10—12 comp Susan Joubert ed Arthur Attwell vii+312pp Maskew Miller Longman (Cape Town).
• The Living Years: Vinyl Brian Walter, Norman Morrissey, Quentin Hogge and Cathal Lagan 59pp Ecca Poets ( Hogsback) [poetry].
• Look at Me: Women Artists and Poets Advocate Children's Rights: A Project of Art for Humanity ed Marí Peté 160pp Art for Humanity, Department of Fine Art, Durban Univ of Technology City Campus (Durban) [poetry].
• Lovely Beyond Any Singing: Landscapes in South African Writing: An Anthology comp Helen Moffett ed Jacqui L'Ange xii+260pp Double Storey (Cape Town) [extracts from creative and critical works].
• Modern Anglophone Drama by Women ed Alan P. Barr x+494pp Peter Lang ( New York).
• A New Dawn: A South African Book of Verse ed Yvonne Strydom 249pp Christian Poetry Fraternity (Umkomaas).
• New South African Plays ed Charles J.Fourie 253pp Aurora Metro Publications (Twickenham, UK).
• Nice Times!: A Book of South African Pleasures and Delights comp Henrietta Rose-Innes 320pp Double Storey (Cape Town) [extracts from creative and critical works].
• The Obituary Tango: A Selection of Works from the Caine Prize for African Writing ed Nick Elam 204pp Jacana ( Johannesburg) [stories].
• Off the Wall: An Anthology of Poetry ed Graham Ellis, Primrose Mrwebi and Heather Parker Lewis 60pp Ihilihili Press ( Cape Town).
• Die Pad Deur Rysmierbult [The Road through Rysmierbult = Tsela e e Fetang Mo Rysmierbult] comp and ed Anneretha Combrink 112pp Subject Group Creative Writing, School of Languages, North-West Univ (Potchefstroom) [stories].
• The Palm of Orange Life Univen Dancing Pencils Writing Club 155pp umSinsi ( Malvern) [poetry].
• Poetry Spectrum; II: An Anthology of Poems from South Africa, and Elsewhere select Hugh Houghton-Hawksley and A.B.S.Eaton xii+225pp Juta Gariep ( Cape Town).
• Reunited Siblings: Anthology; 01 37pp n.p.(Johannesburg) [poetry].
• The Root of Life Princess Dancing Pencils Writing Club 67pp umSinsi ( Malvern) [poetry].
• Soldier's Verse: An Anthology of Poetry comp and ed John Dovey 70pp Just Done Productions (Durban).
• South African Short Stories Since 1994 comp Rustum Kozain ed Arlene Stephenson 224pp Oxford UnivPress ( Cape Town).
• Spier Open-Air Poetry Festival curated by Antjie Krog 28pp n.p. (Stellenbosch) [poetry].
• Telling Tales: Stories from Africa: A Short Story Collection comp South African Short Story Publishing Association (SASSPA) xiv+280pp South African Short Story Publishing Association (SASSPA) ( Kloof).
• Ten Minutes Without Stopping!: Ekurhuleni West Educators' Free Writing Anthology Ekurhuleni West Department of Education Dancing Pencils Writing Club 104pp umSinsi ( Malvern) [poetry and short stories].
• Twist: Short Stories Inspired by Tabloid Headlines ed Ceridwen Morris and Helen Moffett 218pp Oshun (Cape Town ).
• Under the Skylight: An Anthology of Stories Trevean Adult Dancing Pencils Writing Club 92pp umSinsi (Malvern).
• Wom(b)an: Explored in Poetry and Images Shelly Rachbuch and others 44pp Arcane Books ( Pretoria).
• Women's Day Celebration @ The Bat Centre 1 DVD 12am Productions (Durban) [includes poetry readings].
• Writing Light: A Collection of Poems comp C. du Toit and Sylvia van Straaten 184pp Nasou Via Afrika (Cape Town).
• Africa's Hidden Histories: Everyday Literacy and Making the Self ed Karin Barber x+451pp Indiana Univ Press (Bloomington, Ind).
• African Theatre: Youth ed Martin Banham, James Gibbs and Femi Osofisan guest ed Michael Etherton xiv+272pp James Currey ( Oxford).
• Art Talk, Politics Talk: A Consideration of Categories Michael Chapman ed Sally Hines x+187pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).
• Back to the Present, Forward to the Past: Irish Writing and History Since 1798; vol 2 ed Patricia A. Lynch, Joachim Fischer and Brian Coates 408pp Rodopi (Amsterdam; New York).
• Beautiful Ugly:African and Diaspora Aesthetics ed Sarah Nuttall 416pp Duke Univ Press (Durham, NC); Kwela (Cape Town) [includes short stories].
• Beyond the Black Atlantic: Relocating Modernization and Technology ed Walter Goebel and Saskia Schabio ix+210pp Routledge ( London).
• ` "The Broken String": Re-Membering the Homeland in a Postcolonial Context' Dennis Walder Postcolonial Studies pp51—65.
• Cold War Literature: Writing the Global Conflict ed Andrew Hammond x+272pp Routledge ( Abington, UK).
• ` Considering Directors and Directing in South African Theatre' Gay Morris South African Theatre Journal 20 pp11—29.
• Cosmopolitan Fictions: Ethics, Politics, and Global Change in the Works of Kazuo Ishiguro, Michael Ondaatje, Jamaica Kincaid, and J.M. Coetzee Katherine Stanton v+97pp Routledge (New York).
• Diaspora and Memory: Figures of Displacement in Contemporary Literature,Arts and Politics ed Marie-Aude Baronian, Stephan Besser and Yolande Jansen 207pp Rodopi (Amsterdam; New York ).
• ` Diasporic Identity in Contemporary South African Fiction' J.U. Jacobs English in Africa 33(2) pp113—34.
• Encountering Modernity: Twentieth Century South African Cinemas Keyan G.Tomaselli x+183pp Rozenberg (Amsterdam); UNISA Press (Pretoria).
• ` Eventifying Identity: Festivals in South Africa and the Search for Cultural Identity' Temple Hauptfleisch New Theatre Quarterly 22(2) pp181—98.
• The Evolution of Free State Black Literature Pule Lechesa 41pp Phoenix Press ( Ladybrand).
• ` Filming the Edgy City: Cinematic Narrative and Urban Form in Postapartheid Johannesburg' Loren Kruger Research in African Literatures 37(2) pp141—63.
• ` From Protest Theatre to the Theatre of Conformity?' Mike van Graan South African Theatre Journal 20 pp276—88.
• The Growth of Free State Black Writing; Part 5 ed Peter Moroe 33pp The Eclectic Writers' Club (Bloemfontein ).
• Haunting Capital: Memory, Text, and the Black Diasporic Body Hershini Bhana Young ix+235pp Univ Press of New England (Lebanon, NH).
• ` Inventing Africa in the Twentieth Century: Cultural Imagination, Politics and Transnationalism in Drum Magazine' Tom Odhiambo African Studies 65(2) pp157—74.
• Journey of the Tall Horse: A Story of African Theatre Mervyn Millar 276pp Oberon (London ).
• ` "Lifting Each Other Off Our Knees": South African Women's Poetry of Resistance, 1980—1989' Mary K. DeShazer Cold War Literature pp176—94.
• Modern Confessional Writing: New Critical Essays ed Jo Gill viii+196pp Routledge ( London).
• National Character in South African English Children's Literature Elwyn Jenkins xvii+248pp Routledge ( New York).
• New Directions in African Literature:A Review ed Ernest N.Emenyonu and Patricia T.Emenyonu xiv+176pp James Currey ( Oxford).
• ` Painted Metaphors: The Use of Visual Arts in Contemporary African Novels' Evan Mwangi Gefame 3(1) pp[20].
• The Postcolonial Novel Richard J.Lane viii+146pp Polity (Cambridge).
• Postcolonial Postmortems: Crime Fiction from a Transcultural Perspective ed Christine Matzke and Susanne Mühleisen vii+337pp Rodopi ( Amsterdam; New York).
• Postcolonial Studies: Changing Perceptions ed Oriana Palusci 372pp Univ of Trento (Trento, Italy).
• ` Project Phakama: Stories of South Africa, London & Lesotho Landscapes of the Heart' Yvonne Banning, Caroline Calburn and Lucy Richardson African Theatre: Youth pp151—65.
• ` Remembering the Present: Placing the Praise Poet/"Imbongi" in a Transcultural Literary History' Liz Gunner Studying Transcultural Literary History pp76—87.
• ` Representations of Islamic Belief and Practice in a South African Context: Reflections on the Fictional Work of Ahmed Essop, Aziz Hassim, Achmat Dangor and Rayda Jacobs' Jack Kearney Journal of Literary Studies 22(1/2) pp138—57.
• ` Revolutionaries or Sell-Outs? African Intellectuals and The Voice of Africa, 1949—1952' Corinne Sandwith English in Africa 33(2) pp67—89.
• Scandalous Fictions: Twentieth-Century Literature in the Public Sphere ed Jago Morrison and Susan Watkins 232pp Palgrave Macmillan (Basingstoke, UK).
• Selves in Question: Interviews on Southern African Auto/Biography ed Judith Lütge Coullie, Stephan Meyer, Thengani H.Ngwenya and Thomas Olver vii+487pp Univ of Hawaii Press (Honolulu).
• Skin Tight: Apartheid Literary Culture and Its Aftermath Louise Bethlehem xvii+145pp UNISA Press ( Pretoria); Koninklijke Brill ( Leiden).
• Studying Transcultural Literary History ed Gunilla Lindberg-Wada viii+316pp Walter de Gruyter (Berlin; New York).
• To Speak of This Land: Identity and Belonging in South Africa and Beyond Duncan Brown xx+214pp Univ of KwaZulu-Natal Press (Scottsville).
• ` Why Write a Poem about Elephants?' Dan Wylie Mosaic 39(4) pp27—46.
• Writing Back In/And Translation ed Raoul J.Granqvist 247pp Peter Lang (Frankfurt am Main).
• Writing Madness: Borderlines of the Body in African Literature Flora Veit-Wild ix+174pp James Currey ( Oxford); Jacana Media (Johannesburg ).
• Bailey, Brett `On the Wild, Essential Energies of the Forest: An Interview with Brett Bailey' Anton Krueger South African Theatre Journal 20 pp323—32.
• Bolaji, Omoseye Tebogo on the Prowl: A Study of Omoseye Bolaji's Series of Books Based on Private Sleuth, Tebogo Mokoena Petro Schonfeld 43pp Phoenix Press ( Ladybrand).
• Bosman, Herman Charles `Bosman's Blunders and Other Editorial Errors: Anatomizing Mafeking Road' Craig MacKenzie Scrutiny2 11(1) pp80—88.
• Breytenbach, Breyten `Reflections on Identity' Marilet Sienaert pp269—76 in Selves in Question [interview; see Criticism: General].
• —— `To Be a Cosmopolitan: Lewis Nkosi and Breyten Breytenbach: Review Article' Michael Chapman Journal of Literary Studies 22(3/4) pp345—57.
• Brink, André `André Brink and Malraux' Isidore Diala Contemporary Literature 47(1) pp91—113.
• —— `The Myth of Adamastor: The Ambivalent Metaphor of Otherness in South African Literature' Richard Samin Commonwealth Essays and Studies 29(1) pp59—69.
• —— `"Note on Sex for the Aged Widower": On André Brink's The Rights of Desire' Marius Crous Tydskrif vir Letterkunde 43(2) pp161—73.
• —— `The Politics of Remembering and Forgetting in Present-Day South Africa: André Brink's On the Contrary' Saskia Lourens pp175—84 in Diaspora and Memory [see Criticism: General].
• Brutus, Dennis `Dennis Brutus and the Stations of Exile' Simon Lewis Journal of the Interdisciplinary Crossroads 3(1) pp45—62.
• ——— `I Speak Their Wordless Woe' Simon Lewis pp153—59 in Selves in Question [interview; see Criticism: General].
• —— Poetry & Protest: A Dennis Brutus Reader ed Lee Sustar and Aisha Karim 414pp Haymarket Books ( Chicago, Ill).
• Butler, Guy `Africa, Old and New: Guy Butler and "The African Renaissance": A Long View' Chris Thurman English Academy Review 23 pp23—33.
• Campbell, Roy Campbell and the Romance Countries ed Michael Hanke 162pp Wissenschaftlicher Verlag (Trier, Germany).
• —— `The Flaming Terrapin and Valley of a Thousand Hills: Campbell, Dhlomo and the "Brief Epic"' Tony Voss Journal of Southern African Studies 32(3) pp449—66.
• Cartwright, Justin `Problem Animals, Indigeneity and Land: The Chacma Baboon in South African Writing' Laura Charlotte Pechey Current Writing 18(1) pp42—60.
• Coetzee, Greig `White Men with Weapons: Performing Autobiography' Debbie Lütge pp329—44 in Selves in Question [interview; see Criticism: General].
• Coetzee, J.M. `All Autobiography Is "Autre-"Biography' David Attwell pp213—18 in Selves in Question [interview; Criticism: General].
• ——— `"An Author I Have Not Read": Coetzee's Foe, Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment, and the Problem of the Novel' Patrick Hayes Review of English Studies 57(230) pp273—90.
• —— `Coetzee, Agamben, and the Passion of Abu Ghraib' Steven C.Caton American Anthropologist 108(1) pp114—23.
• ——— `Coetzee on South Africa's Past: Remembering in the Time of Forgetting ' Lynn Meskell and Lindsay Weiss American Anthropologist 108(1) pp88—99.
• ——— `Coetzee, the Cape and the Question of History' Kai Easton Scrutiny2 11(1) pp5—21.
• ——— `Confession and Atonement in Contemporary Fiction: J.M. Coetzee, John Banville, and Ian McEwan' Elke D'Hoker Critique 48(1) pp31—43.
• ———` Critical Fictions in J.M.Coetzee's Boyhood and Youth' Dirk Klopper Scrutiny2 11(1) pp22—31.
• ——— `Deplorations' Michael Green English in Africa 33(2) pp135—58.
• —— `The Didacticism of Disavowal: Reading Elizabeth Costello, and J.M.Coetzee ' Zach Weir Imperium 5 pp[12].
• —— `"Do We of Necessity Become Puppets in a Story?", or, Narrating the World: On Speech, Silence, and Discourse in J.M. Coetzee's Foe' Lewis MacLeod Modern Fiction Studies 52(1) pp1—18.
• —— `"Does He Have It In Him To Be the Woman?": The Performance of Displacement in J.M.Coetzee's Disgrace' Laura Wright Ariel 37(4) pp83—102.
• —— `History Is Larger than Goodwill: Restitution and Redistributive Justice in J.M.Coetzee's Age of Iron and Disgrace' Katherine Stanton Cosmopolitan Fictions pp61—77, 88—9.
• ———` The Humanity of Animals and the Animality of Humans: A View from Biological Anthropology Inspired by J.M.Coetzee's Elizabeth Costello' Agustin Fuentes American Anthropologist 108(1) pp124—32.
• ——— J.M.Coetzee and the Idea of the Public Intellectual ed Jane Poyner vii+246pp Ohio Univ Press (Athens, Ohio).
• ——— `J.M. Coetzee's Disgrace and the Task of the Imagination' Mike Marais Journal of Modern Literature 29(2) pp75—93.
• —— `J.M. Coetzee's Disgrace: Reading Race, Reading Scandal' Kai Easton pp187—205 in Scandalous Fictions [see Criticism: General].
• ——— `J.M. Coetzee's Life & Times of Michael K and the Thin Theory of the Good' Dana Dragunoiu Journal of Commonwealth Literature 41(1) pp69—92.
• —— `"Legal Illegality": Waiting for the Barbarians after September 11' Patrick Lenta Journal of Postcolonial Writing 42(1) pp71—83.
• ——— `Literature and the Production of Ambiguous Memory: Confession and Double Thoughts in Coetzee's Disgrace' Rosemarie Buikema European Journal of English Studies 10(2) pp187—99.
• ——— `Male-Male Relationships in J.M.Coetzee's Disgrace' Marius Crous Literator 27(2) pp21—38.
• ——— `Moderated Bliss: Coetzee's Disgrace as Existential Maturation' Erik Grayson Journal of African Literature and Culture 3 pp177—88.
• —— `The Myth of Adamastor: The Ambivalent Metaphor of Otherness in South African Literature' Richard Samin Commonwealth Essays and Studies 29(1) pp59—69.
• ——— `Narrative Authority in J.M. Coetzee's Age of Iron' Ian Duncan Tydskrif vir Letterkunde 43(2) pp174—85.
• —— `Patriarchal Suppression and Neurosis: African Women's Plight in J.M.Coetzee's In the Heart of the Country' Ayo Kehinde African Study Monographs 27(4) pp169—85.
• ——— `"Poor Creatures": Ishiguro's and Coetzee's Imaginary Animals ' Eluned Summers-Bremner Mosaic 39(4) pp145—60.
• ——— `Subverting the Pastoral: The Transcendence of Space and Place in J.M.Coetzee's Disgrace' Susan Smit-Marais and Marita Wenzel Literator 27(1) pp23—38.
• —— `The Trouble with Life Writing: A New "Cult of Personality" ' Christopher Thurman Scrutiny2 11(1) pp109—14.
• —— `The Twice-Killed: Imagining Protest Suicide' Karin Andriolo American Anthropologist 108(1) pp100—13.
• ——— `Transcultural Identity in African Narratives of Childhood' Richard K.Priebe pp41—52 in New Directions in African Literature [see Criticism: General].
• —— `Truth, Reconciliation, and the Restoration of the State: Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians' Troy Urquhart Twentieth-Century Literature 52(1) pp1—21.
• ——— `Undesirable Publications: J.M.Coetzee on Censorship and Apartheid ' Mark Sanders Law & Literature 18(1) pp101—14.
• —— A Universe of (Hi)stories: Essays on J.M.Coetzee ed Liliana Sikorska 150pp Peter Lang (Frankfurt am Main).
• ——— `White Natives? Dan Roodt, Afrikaner Identity and the Politics of the Sublime' Johan Geertsema Journal of Commonwealth Literature 41(3) pp103—20.
• —— Writing `Out Of All the Camps': J.M. Coetzee's Narratives of Displacement Laura Wright x+154pp Routledge ( New York).
• Dhlomo, H.I.E. `The Flaming Terrapin and Valley of a Thousand Hills: Campbell, Dhlomo and the "Brief Epic"' Tony Voss Journal of Southern African Studies 32(3) pp449—66.
• Ellenbogen, Nicholas `The Playful Theatre of Nicholas Ellenbogen, 1985—1990' Veronica Baxter and James Aitchison South African Theatre Journal 20 pp48—64.
• Fleishman, Mark `Theatre of Struggle and Transformation: A Critical Investigation into the Power of Oral Traditions as Used by Director Mark Fleishman' Kati Francis South African Theatre Journal 20 pp102—27.
• Fugard, Athol` Exits and Entrances: Fugard on Theatre in South Africa and the Other Apartheid ' José Correia Estudios Ingleses de la Universidad Complutense 14 pp111—21.
• —— `Experiencing the "Living Moment": Athol Fugard's Directing Process and the Orestes Project' Mervyn E.McMurtry South African Theatre Journal 20 pp30—47.
• —— `From Words into Pictures: In Conversation with Athol Fugard' Andie Miller Internet: Eclectica 10(4) pp[10].
• —— `Theatre and Political Struggle: Trends in Apartheid South African Drama' Isidore Diala Neohelicon 33(2) pp237—46.
• —— `Wearing the Third Hat: Athol Fugard as Director' Marianne McDonald South African Theatre Journal 20 pp207—20.
• Galgut, Damon `Ambiguous Territory: Damon Galgut Interviewed by Andie Miller' Andie Miller Journal of Commonwealth Literature 41(2) pp139—45.
• Garside, Damian 15 Takes on Damian Garside David Basckin and Zoë Molver 1 DVD Basckin Molver Productions (Sl).
• Gobodo-Madikizela, Pumla `History, Memory and Reconciliation: Njabulo Ndebele's The Cry of Winnie Mandela and Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela's A Human Being Died That Night' Ralph Goodman Literator 27(2) pp1—20.
• Gordimer, Nadine `Apartheid Inequality and Postapartheid Utopia in Nadine Gordimer's July's People' Ali Erritouni Research in African Literatures 37(4) pp68—84.
• —— `The Liberal Tradition in South African Literature: Still a Curse? Nadine Gordimer's A Guest of Honour Revisited' Ode S.Ogede International Fiction Review 33(1/2) pp1—8.
• ——— `Post-Apartheid Johannesburg and Global Mobility in Nadine Gordimer's The Pickup and Phaswane Mpe's Welcome to Our Hillbrow' Emma Hunt Ariel 37(4) pp103—23.
• —— `Postcolonialising Gordimer: The Ethics of "Beyond" and Significant Peripheries in the Recent Fiction' Ileana Dimitriu English in Africa 33(2) pp159—80.
• ——— `Problem Animals, Indigeneity and Land: The Chacma Baboon in South African Writing' Laura Charlotte Pechey Current Writing 18(1) pp42—60.
• ——— ` Rethinking Cosmopolitanism in Nadine Gordimer's The Conservationist ' Eleni Coundouriotis College Literature 33(3) pp1—28.
• —— `Translation on Trial: Nadine Gordimer in Swedish' Christina Gullin pp139—42 in Writing Back In/And Translation [see Criticism: General].
• Gray, Stephen `Speaking about Writing about Living a Life' Judith Lütge Coullie pp379—94 in Selves in Question [interview; Criticism: General].
• Head, Bessie `Entering the Oppressor's Mind: A Strategy of Writing in Bessie Head's A Question of Power, Yvonne Vera's The Stone Virgins and Unity Dow's The Screaming of the Innocent' Annie Gagiano Journal of Commonwealth Literature 41(2) pp43—60.
• ——— `Path of Thunder: Meeting Bessie Head' Peter Nazareth Research in African Literatures 37(4) pp211—29.
• Helander, Gunnar `In Defence of Polygamy: The Case of Gunnar Helander' Frederick Hale South African Journal of Cultural History 20(2) pp201—19.
• Hlatshwayo, Mi S'dumo `Identity and Culture in Mi S'dumo Hlatshwayo's Worker Poetry' Mashudu C. Mashige Tydskrif vir Letterkunde 43(2) pp141—60.
• Hyland, Geoffrey `Obsession and the Other: A Critique of the Influence of the Japanese Aesthetic in the Work of Geoffrey Hyland' Leila Anderson South African Theatre Journal 20 pp150—74.
• Jacobs, Rayda `Group Portrait: Self, Family, and Nation on Exhibit' Stephan Meyer pp409—35 in Selves in Question [interview; Criticism: General].
• Jensma, Wopko `Sing for Our Metropolis: Self, Place and Media in the Poetry of Rui Knopfli and Wopko Jensma' Stefan Helgesson English in Africa 33(1) pp71—92.
• Joubert, Elsa `Creating a Climate for Change' Stephan Meyer pp173—85 in Selves in Question [interview; Criticism: General].
• Junction Avenue Theatre Company `The Junction Avenue Theatre Company's Sophiatown and the Limits of National Oneness' Gugu Hlongwane Internet: Postcolonial Text 2(2) pp[10].
• —— `Lumpen Sovereignty: Transitional Violence and the Social Imaginary in Scenes of Love and Crime' Ulrike Kistner English Academy Review 23 pp122—32.
• Kani, John `"I Was Those Thousands!": Memory, Identity and Space in John Kani's Nothing But the Truth' Shane Graham Theatre Research International 32(1) pp68—84.
• Kente, Gibson `In Memoriam: Gibson Kente' Dennis Schauffer South African Theatre Journal 20 pp303—22 [includes interview conducted in 1997].
• Krige, Uys `Shakespeare's Untranslatability' David Schalkwyk Shakespeare in Southern Africa 18 pp37—48.
• Krog, Antjie `Accountability, Acknowledgement and the Ethics of "Quilting" in Antjie Krog's Country of My Skull' Ashleigh Harris Journal of Literary Studies 22(1/2) pp27—53.
• ——— `Confession and Public Life in Post-Apartheid South Africa: A Foucauldian Reading of Antjie Krog's Country of My Skull' Anthea Garman Journal of Literary Studies 22(3/4) pp322—44.
• ——— `Country of My Skull/Skull of My Country: Krog and Zagajewski, South Africa and Poland' Phil van Schalkwyk Literator 27(3) pp111—38.
• —— `From Afrikaner to African: Whiteness and the Politics of Translation in Antjie Krog's A Change of Tongue' Helene Strauss African Identities 4(2) pp179—94.
• ——— `"Nice Audible Crying": Editions, Testimonies, and Country of My Skull' Laura Moss Research in African Literatures 37(4) pp85—104.
• ——— `Translation and Transformation: Antjie Krog's Translation of Indigenous South African Verse into Afrikaans' Louise Viljoen Scrutiny 2 11(1) pp32—45.
• La Guma, Alex `Cohesion in the Novels of Alex La Guma: A Dialogic Analysis' Mzenga Wanyama College Literature 33(2) pp115—34.
• Le Vaillant, Francois `Primate Time: Rousseau, Levaillant, Marais' Ian Glenn Current Writing 18(1) pp61—77.
• Livingstone, Douglas `Chauvinistic or Chivalric? Gendered Representation in the Work of Douglas Livingstone' Mariss Stevens Scrutiny2 11(1) pp89—96.
• —— `Douglas Livingstone's Two Cultures' Ian Glenn and Ed Rybicki Current Writing 18(1) pp78—89.
• —— `"Life?": Modernism and Liminality in Douglas Livingstone's A Littoral Zone' Etienne Terblanche Literator 27(1) pp163—87.
• ——— `On Humans as Animals: Sparring with the Beast in Douglas Livingstone's Poem "Descent from the Tower"' Mariss Everitt Current Writing 18(1) pp90—102.
• Lottering, Agnes `Self-Translation, Untranslatability, and Postcolonial Community in the Autobiographies of Mpho Nthunya and Agnes Lottering' M.J.Daymond English in Africa 33(2) pp91—112.
• Magona, Sindiwe `We Would Write Very Dull Books If We Just Wrote about Ourselves' Stephan Meyer pp219—30 in Selves in Question [interview; see Criticism: General].
• Marais, Eugène `Primate Time: Rousseau, Levaillant, Marais' Ian Glenn Current Writing 18(1) pp61—77.
• McCord, Margaret `The Making of Katie Makanya' Thengani Ngwenya pp205—12 in Selves in Question [interview; see Criticism: General].
• Mda, Zakes `The Collective Voice in The Madonna of Excelsior: Narrating Transformative Possibilities' N.S.Zulu Literator 27(1) pp107—26.
• —— `Cultural Exchange and the Representation of History in Postcolonial Literature' Jana Gohrisch European Journal of English Studies 10(3) pp231—47.
• ——— `The Place of Beauty: Reflections on Elaine Scarry and Zakes Mda' Rita Barnard pp102—21 in Beautiful Ugly [see Criticism: General].
• —— `The Spectre of Old Age in Africa: A Critical Perspective through Stages of Life' M.J.Cloete and R.N.Madadzhe Southern African Journal for Folklore Studies 16(1) pp16—29.
• Mhlophe, Gcina `Finding the Future in the Past: Nostalgia and Community-Building in Mhlophe's Have You Seen Zandile?' Jennifer Delisle Journal of Southern African Studies 32(2) pp387—401.
• Mkiva, Zolani `People Feel No Event Is Complete without a Poet' Duncan Brown, Susan Kiguli pp132—47 in Selves in Question [interview; see Criticism: General].
• Motsapi, Seitlhamo `Black Modernity, Nationalism and Transnationalism: The Challenge of Black South African Poetry' Laura Chrisman pp29—46 in Beyond the Black Atlantic [see Criticism: General].
• Mpe, Phaswane `Post-Apartheid Johannesburg and Global Mobility in Nadine Gordimer's The Pickup and Phaswane Mpe's Welcome to Our Hillbrow' Emma Hunt Ariel 37(4) pp103—23.
• ——— `"Reader, Be Assured This Narrative is No Fiction": The City and Its Discontents in Phaswane Mpe's Welcome to Our Hillbrow' Gugu Hlongwane Ariel 37(4) pp69—82.
• ——— `The Spectre of Old Age in Africa: A Critical Perspective through Stages of Life' M.J.Cloete and R.N.Madadzhe Southern African Journal for Folklore Studies 16(1) pp16—29.
• Mphahlele, Es'kia Es'kia: May You Grow as Big as an Elephant and Dwarf the Rhinoceros ed Sam Raditlhalo and Taban Lo Liyong xiv+306pp Stainbank & Associates (Johannesburg) [includes poetry].
• —— `Making History's Silences Speak' Thengani Ngwenya pp160—71 in Selves in Question [interview with N.Chabani Manganyi; see Criticism: General].
• ——— `Metaphors of Self' N.Chabani Manganyi pp243—53 in Selves in Question [interview; see Criticism: General].
• Mtshali, Thembi `Finding the Future in the Past: Nostalgia and Community-Building in Mhlophe's Have You Seen Zandile?' Jennifer Delisle Journal of Southern African Studies 32(2) pp387—401.
• Ndebele, Njabulo S. `History, Memory and Reconciliation: Njabulo Ndebele's The Cry of Winnie Mandela and Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela's A Human Being Died That Night' Ralph Goodman Literator 27(2) pp1—20.
• ——— `Parents, Children and Fools' Neil Ten Kortenaar Scrutiny 2 11(1) pp65—79.
• —— `Truth, Confession and the Post-Apartheid Black Consciousness in Njabulo Ndebele's The Cry of Winnie Mandela' Yianna Liatsos pp115—36 in Modern Confessional Writing [see Criticism: General].
• Nicol, Mike `The Secularization of South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Mike Nicol's The Ibis Tapestry' Michael Titlestad and Mike Kissack Research in African Literatures 37(4) pp48—67.
• Nkosi, Lewis `To Be a Cosmopolitan: Lewis Nkosi and Breyten Breytenbach: Review Article' Michael Chapman Journal of Literary Studies 22(3/4) pp345—57.
• Nortje, Arthur `An Aesthetic of Unsettlement: The (Dis)placement of the Subject in Relation to the Work of Art' Dirk Klopper English in Africa 33(1) pp59—70.
• Pather, Jay `Deconstructing Jay Pather's Location-Specific Theatre: Creating Space for Transformative Dialogue' Terri Davidoff South African Theatre Journal 20 pp128—49.
• Paton, Alan `Alan Paton's Autobiography: A Neglected South African Masterpiece ' Peter J.H.Titlestad English Academy Review 23 pp15—22.
• ——— `The First Page of Cry, the Beloved Country' Andrew Foley English Academy Review 23 pp34—47.
• ——— `"Local" Writing,"Global" Reading, and the Demands of the "Canon": The Case of Alan Paton's Cry, the Beloved Country' Andrew van der Vlies South African Historical Journal (55) pp20—32.
• ——— `Oprah's Paton, or, South Africa and the Globalization of Suffering ' Rita Barnard Internet: Safundi (23) pp[21].
• Plaatje, Sol T. `Failure to Connect: Resistant Modernities at National Crossroads: Solomon Plaatje and Mohandas Gandhi' Elleke Boehmer pp47—62 in Beyond the Black Atlantic [see Criticism: General].
• ——— `Generic Instability and the National Project: History, Nation, and Form in Sol T.Plaatje's Mhudi' Michael Green Research in African Literatures 37(4) pp34—47.
• Press, Karen `The Co-Ordinates of (Post-)Colonial Whiteness:A Reading of Karen Press's Echo Location: A Guide to Sea Point for Residents and Visitors, 1998' Mary West English in Africa 33(1) pp93—111.
• Pringle, Thomas `The Myth of Adamastor: The Ambivalent Metaphor of Otherness in South African Literature' Richard Samin Commonwealth Essays and Studies 29(1) pp59—69.
• —— `Unsettling Settler Identity: Thomas Pringle's Troubled Landscape' Matthew Shum English in Africa 33(2) pp21—44.
• Rampolokeng, Lesego `Black Modernity, Nationalism and Transnationalism: The Challenge of Black South African Poetry' Laura Chrisman pp29—46 in Beyond the Black Atlantic [see Criticism: General].
• Rooke, Daphne Daphne Rooke: Writing the Landscape of Zululand: A Short Film Carole Greene 1 DVD Literary Tourism in KwaZulu-Natal (Durban).
• —— `Problem Animals, Indigeneity and Land: The Chacma Baboon in South African Writing' Laura Charlotte Pechey Current Writing 18(1) pp42—60.
• Schreiner, Olive `Olive Schreiner and the Secularization of the Moral Imagination' Mike Kissack and Michael Titlestad English in Africa 33(1) pp23—46.
• —— `Olive Schreiner at 150: Some Thoughts on Re-Editing Cronwright's The Reinterment on Buffelskop' Paul Walters and Jeremy Fogg English in Africa 33(1) pp9—21.
• Serote, Mongane Wally `The Poetics of Violence: The Parallel Cases of Seamus Heaney and Mongane Wally Serote' Nicholas Meihuizen pp361—76 in Back to the Present, Forward to the Past [see Criticism: General].
• Sher, Antony `Sher and Doran's Titus Andronicus (1995): Importing Shakespeare, Exporting South Africa' Christopher Thurman Shakespeare in Southern Africa 18 pp29—36.
• Slovo, Gillian `Every Secret Thing as Family Memoir' Margaretta Jolly pp315—27 in Selves in Question [interview; see Criticism: General].
• —— `Staging Terror' Wendy S.Hesford TDR 191 50(3) pp29—41.
• Tlali, Miriam Grappling with Patriarchies: Narrative Strategies of Resistance in Miriam Tlali's Writings Christina Cullhed 233pp Uppsala Universitet ( Uppsala, Sweden).
• Uys, Pieter-Dirk `Reflections in a Cracked Mirror' Mervyn McMurtry pp345—56 in Selves in Question [interview; see Criticism: General].
• Van Niekerk, Marlene `Haunted House, Haunted Nation: Triomf and the South African Postcolonial Gothic' Jack Shear Journal of Literary Studies 22(1/2) pp70—95.
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The Journal of Commonwealth Literature, Vol. 42, No. 4, 167-201 (2007)
DOI: 10.1177/0021989407085207


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