Twentieth Century Literature

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Articles in Winter, 1993 issue of Twentieth Century Literature

• Fugard masters the code - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Gerald Weales
• A tribute for Athol Fugard at sixty - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Don Maclennan
• Realizing Fugard - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Susan Hilferty
• Drama and politics in a state of emergency: Athol Fugard's 'My Children! My Africa!' - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Nicholas Visser
• Power, self, and other: the absurd in 'Boesman and Lena.' - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Craig W. McLuckie
• Some problems of a playwright from South Africa - Athol Fugard Issue - Transcript
• Introduction: Fugard, women, and politics - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Jack Barbera
• Crossing boundaries: the genesis of the township plays - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Dennis Walder
• The apprenticeship years - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Sheila Fugard
• The artist as an outcast and a mother in 'The Road to Mecca.' - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Janet Ruth Heller
• Encounters with Fugard: native of the Karoo - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Mary Benson
• Life in the theatre: autobiography, politics, and romance in "Master Harold" … and the boys - Athol Fugard Issue
  by John O. Jordan
• Fugard as director: an interview with the cast of 'Boesman and Lena.' - Athol Fugard Issue - Interview
  by Jack Barbera
• "No way out": 'Sizwe Bansi is Dead' and the dilemma of political drama in South Africa - Athol Fugard Issue
  by Andre Brink