Rusty Bell, by Nthikeng Mohlele fiction-literature

Rusty Bell, by Nthikeng Mohlele fiction-literatureMichael is a respected and haunted South African corporate lawyer the narrator of this sweeping, intimate and intricate exploration of the plurality and mystery of things: love, grief, fate, lust but most of all life. Nthikeng Mohlele once again delves into head cracking and bruising questions, in this coming out of and against age story; told with humour, beauty and calculated rage. Brimming with delicacy and authorial thunder, this part campus

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he escapes into the forest

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she tenaciously sought to expose the precarious lives of people across a variety of communities: women

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