Every season brings its share of books to look forward to, and this spring is no different. On this episode Gilbert Cruz and ...

Now, in “Casualties of Truth,” Francis-Sharma’s tense, timely new novel about the monstrous legacy of South African apartheid, the killing in the opening pages is of a man. Like the opossum ...

Need to start the new year with a good laugh? National Public Radio recently conducted an online poll on the funniest books ...

Books choose us” thereby suggesting that we ... the struggles and dialectics of apartheid, my time at Livingstone, and what it meant for a working-class boy from Hanover Park to undertake ...

That back room, separate from the rest of the house, was where Omar stayed. He was the eldest son of a family that had lived ...

The apartheid government considered his marriage ... He served seven years, the first two in solitary confinement. Two of his books, Mouroir and Confession véridique d’un terroriste albino ...

The first thorough account of South African Jewish religious, political and educational institutions in relation to the apartheid regime. A fundamental fact underlies this provocative study: the Jews ...

This book would have stipulated where a Black South African was allowed to work, and travel during the Apartheid era in South Africa. It controlled and restricted movement and freedom.