The protagonist of this novel often goes to John Vorster Square to meet with Colonel Viljoen, and falls in love with Melanie Bruwer, a journalist who is later exiled to England.
This novel's protagonist is inspired by the advice "Once in one's life, just once, one should have enough faith in something to risk everything for it," given to him by the pastor Dominee Bester. At the end of this novel, the protagonist returns home and finds that his cupboard, which contains a secret compartment for documents, has been vandalized. The protagonist of this novel often goes to John Vorster Square to meet with Colonel Viljoen, and falls in love with Melanie Bruwer, a journalist who is later exiled to England. The plot of this novel is set in motion after Jonathan is arrested during a protest and supposedly dies of "natural causes." It is strongly implied that a member of Special Branch, on the orders of Captain Stolz, kills this novel's protagonist in a hit-and-run in its epilogue. Ben Du Toit investigates the death of Gordon Ngubene in, for 10 points, what novel by Andre Brink?
This novel's protagonist is inspired by the advice "Once in one's life, just once, one should have enough faith in something to risk everything for it," given to him by the pastor Dominee Bester.
A Dry White Season