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44 9 y separately published work icon Life & Times of Michael K J. M. Coetzee , Johannesburg : Ravan Press , 1974 6181890 1974 single work novel (taught in 2 units)

"From the author of Waiting for the Barbarians, another startling and disturbing portrait of today's South Africa, a land and a people beset by violence and siege. Coetzee here tells the story of a handicapped young man who has worked as a municipal gardener in Cape Town. His mother is dying, and she wishes to return to her birthplace out in the veldt. Without the required transit passes, mother and son set out on a journey that will end in death for her and in a new but temporary life on an abandoned farm for him. His respite in isolation and peace does not last long, however; grotesque reality soon returns to trouble this quiet new world. Against the solitude of this private drama, Coetzee paints an eloquent and pained picture of his homeland and of the bureaucrats, doctors, army deserters, and camp guards who reveal the stress and qualms of their existence and who uneasily sense that there is no conclusion to their troubles and no future for their lives." (Source: Libraries Australia)

1 1 y separately published work icon Barbara Cilka Žagar , Cilka Žagar (translator), Celje : Goriska Mohorjeva Druzba , 1995 Z1833506 1995 single work novel
2 3 y separately published work icon Men Who Built the Snowy : Men Without Women Ivan Kobal , Newtown : Saturday Centre , 1982 Z827581 1982 selected work short story

An historical documentary, semi-autobiographical, partly fictionalized selection of short stories of events from Kobal's life and the lives of some of the migrants of many nationalities who worked on the Snowy Mountain Scheme.

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