In this 1983
study, Christopher Heywood explores the life and work of writer Nadine Gordimer.

International in her appeal, Nadine Gordimer is an original and accomplished novelist whose works have found literary and popular recognition. In this critical study, first published in 1988 and the…

Presents a collection of non fiction essays, articles, and appreciations of fellow writers. This work examines the author’s evidence of the inequities of Apartheid as she saw them in 1959…

Nadine Gordimer’s Booker Prize-winning story of the forces and relationships seething in the South Africa of the day

In South Africa, where Blacks and whites are caught in the winds of change, a young woman tries to uphold the radical heritage she received from her martyred parents while…

Liz Van Den Sandt’s ex-husband, Max, an ineffectual rebel, has drowned himself. In prison for an act of violence against the government, he had betrayed his colleagues. Now Liz has…

Presents a collection of non fiction essays, articles, and appreciations of fellow writers. This work examines the author’s evidence of the inequities of Apartheid as she saw them in 1959…

This collection demonstrates Gordimer’s rich use of language and her unsparing vision of politics, sexuality, and race. This volume, which includes four new stories from the Nobel laureate, is a…