The fine art of drawing the line
Sean O'Toole explores some of the portrayals of the naked black body that have elicited fierce reactions in SA's recent past.
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Secrecy Bill a threat to freedom, says Nadine Gordimer
Nobel prize winning author Nadine Gordimer has condemned the Protection of State Information Bill, calling it a threat to freedom in South Africa.
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Rage against dying of the dream
NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT by Nadine Gordimer (Picador Africa).
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Language and life in the time of darkness
Nadine Gordimer charts South Africa's journey into an uncertain landscape in her new novel. We publish two extracts from the novel.
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ANC chief whip lambasts 'Black Tuesday' campaign
The ANC's chief whip says the National Press Club's Black Wednesday plan for this week's vote on the secrecy Bill are a senseless distortion of facts
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From the sparks of memories to the flames of fiction
Nadine Gordimer joined William Kentridge and Mark Gevisser last week for a discussion on memory and creativity. Read her full speech here.
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'For me, all writing is a process of discovery'
Nadine Gordimer speaks to Emma Brockes
about the urge to write, what will happen
when Mandela dies, and being a white African.
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Nadine's telling story
Shaun de Waal reviews Telling Times: Living and Writing 1950-2008 by Nadine Gordimer.
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Gordimer gets back in the fray
Writer Nadine Gordimer is fighting again, this time against government's plans to muzzle the media. She tells Stephen Moss why.
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Nadine Gordimer goes back into battle
Twenty years after helping defeat apartheid, the eminent writer is fighting government plans to muzzle South Africa's media.
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