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BRINK, Andre - The Wall of the Plague - (Hardcover in Jacket)
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BRINK, Andre - The Wall of the Plague - (Hardcover in Jacket)

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South Africa
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(NO MORE THAN 4 BOOKS PER ORDER OR PARCEL ALLOWED) - Book used to belong to a library but remained good - Unclipped wrapper very good.  446 pg.   >>>   I first read this many years ago and on this reading I was astonished at how intense and sexual the writing is, so different from novels of today. A very powerful and absorbing work with vivid prose and descriptions. Watching the Tour de France each year certainly helped with orienting myself to the French landscape and the many towns and areas it is set in. Lots to mull over, especially how one would react in a similar situation. For my part having grown up as a white South African, it simply wasn't my struggle, and I left, but for others it may be harder. Strange seeing South Africa referred to as Azania - haven't seen or heard that word in decades - Why didn't that take off after liberation?

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