Gordimer, Nadine

A comprehensive collection of the author's nonfiction works ranges from reports on the 1976 Soweto uprising and observations of Zimbabe at the dawn of independence to portraits of such figures as Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu.

The lives of upper-class professional Johannesburg couple Harald and Claudia Lindgard are shattered when their twenty-seven-year-old son Duncan shoots and kills one of his friends.

Tells of a woman lawyer representing blacks in the struggle to reclaim the land in South Africa.

When war break out in South Africa, a fugitive white family takes refuge with their black servant, July.

The story of a young woman's evolving identity in the political environment of present-day South Africa.

Sixteen short stories about subjects including family life, racist society, and political upheaval.

A collection of six essays exploring the tension between a writer's art and real life, viewed in light of the author's experiences living in South Africa.

A schoolboy playing truant bumps into his revered father coming out of a cinema with a woman.