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For nearly half a century, South African literature was almost wholly preoccupied with apartheid and the struggle to overthrow it. Thus, when white minority rule finally ended in 1994, one of the most frequently asked questions in literary studies was, what will South Africans write about now? The Memory of Stones, Mandla Langa's third novel, and David's Story, the long-awaited follow-up ...

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