Essays on Free State Black Literature
Publisher: Mbali Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Ladybrand and Bloemfontein (South Africa)
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 85
Description: First edition
Table of contents: title: Chapters of this work; title: 1. Introduction. By O Bolaji; title: 2. Literature grows by leaps and bounds; title: 3. Dearth of indigenous languages; title: 4. The grassroots poets on the rise; title: 5. Reminiscence of Onitsha Literature; title: 6. Modern trappings in Tebogo and the Haka; title: 7. Lechesa bounces back; title: 8. Shades of hubris in JahRose’s work; title: 9. Fatal Flaws in Hector Kunene’s Through the tunnel; title: 10. Enemy of the State By Maxwell Perkins Kanemanyanga; title: 11. Confusion in Deon-Simphiwe Skade’s debut work; title: 12. Literary Criticism an eyesore for Black Writers!; title: 13. Pule Lechesa interviews Bolaji; title: 14. Mme Duman’s Deepest Springs; title: 15. A renowned scholar on Free State shores; title: 16. Tebogo and the epithalamion; title: 17. Football power in Tebogo and the pantophagist; title: 18. Appendix; title: LAY-OUT BY THABO NTAI