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Kwela Books 2014 - Fiction (South Africa) - 609 pp.

Tshepo, a young student at Rhodes, has a difficult time keeping up with his own strange mind. He is absorbed in making sense of a traumatic past in a violent country and so when he finds himself at the Valkenberg mental facility, it is perhaps not entirely due to “cannabis-induced psychosis”. How is he to bring together the shattered pieces of his life? In the shady subculture of male prostitution Tshepo begins to find answers for the first time.



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"Tshepo makes sense of South Africas violent past by reflecting upon the shattered pieces of his broken life. By unlocking is true sexual identity, he learns to understand that sexuality unearths the greater realm of a hidden mythical reality."
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