“Bangavele benze umathanda. Uma kwenzeka kanjalo le khomishini ngeke yakwazi ukusebenza kahle,” kusho uZondo. So far from what I have read, the author really is talented. With just the proper amount of guidance he has the potential to be better than he is today. His work is from a first person point of view, where the character talks about his life on a day to day basis; touching on topics such as social issues and family relations. However if such talent is ignored then we are truly missing out. We cannot keep expecting to see the same genre being presented within the older generation as nowadays these genres are continuously evolving. The only reason why they are evolving is because young minds are slowly taking over and some adults may not realize this but they are actually being highly influenced by what the younger generation is interested in as of late. Vampires for instance are not only burning in sunlight like how they used to when we were growing up but some authors have changed their characters and have made them glisten instead. In the past witches and wizards used to be only considered as evil spirits or beings but now in some stories they are a healthy mixture of good and bad. Animals used to just bark as dogs, meow as cats and whine as pigs but now they are being personified as humans and last but not least angels and demons have been included in many different scenarios whereas before they were only spoken of in the Bible. We have to look and watch out for a lot of these changes that are going on every single day and realize that the world of literature is limitless, it is abundant and our mind can stretch to places that we may not even realize at this point in time.