Njabulo Ndebele, polished and formidable academic and intellectual, is one of Africa's most respected writers. His major work, Fools, has been a seminal and reference point for years. His tantalising literary essays also continue to intrigue the world of letters.
Ndebele has received many honours and awards globally. His other published works include -Fine Lines from the Box: Further Thoughts About Our Country, Rediscovery of the Ordinary: Essays on South African Literature and Culture, The Cry of Winnie Mandela, (2004) Umpropheti/The Prophetess, Death of a Son, Bonolo and the Peach Tree, and Sarah, Rings, and I.
Studies:
Studies:
Benjamin's Storyteller
through African eyes : rallying the experience of the "ordinary" in late modernity by
Reingard Nethersole
The writer as storyteller by Michael Vaughan
Politics and the pen : the problems of merging South African politics and art in the fiction of Coetzee, Gordimer and Ndebele by Claudia Cumes
A double for Noma
Njabulo S. Ndebele : the writer as critic and interventionist by Andries Walter Oliphant
The writer as storyteller by Michael Vaughan
Politics and the pen : the problems of merging South African politics and art in the fiction of Coetzee, Gordimer and Ndebele by Claudia Cumes
A double for Noma
Njabulo S. Ndebele : the writer as critic and interventionist by Andries Walter Oliphant
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