Gordimer: Selected Stories

Gordimer: Selected Stories by Nadine Gordimer, published by Penguin Books on November 17, 1983, is a collection of narratives that spans three decades. This edition, comprising 448 pages, presents a range of characters navigating the complexities of racial and social tensions in South Africa. Through these stories, Gordimer explores the choices and consequences faced by individuals in a society marked by conflict and the quest for freedom.
Readers will find a deep examination of the human experience as it intersects with the broader themes of change and fear. The stories reflect the intricate dynamics of South African life, capturing moments of both struggle and resilience. This collection not only showcases Gordimer’s literary prowess but also provides insight into the societal issues that have shaped the nation.
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In stories written over a period of thirty years, individuals caught up in racial and other South African tensions choose or fall victim to visions and fears of freedom and change
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