This author wrote a story in which a boy pretends to be a member of the Maarman family at a reformatory.
In a story by this author, Jim de Villiers permits his daughter to go to a debutante's ball in exchange for a "fighting speech" from his son. This author wrote a story in which a boy pretends to be a member of the Maarman family at a reformatory. This writer of "Ha'penny" and "Debbie Go Home" married Anne Hopkins after the death of his first wife, Dorrie Lusted, from lung disease, the latter of whom inspired his novel (*) Kontakion For You Departed. He wrote a novel in which the main character decides not to accept a reassignment when he sees his parishioners making a funeral wreath for Margaret. In that novel, Mr. Carmichael agrees to defend the protagonist's son Absalom "pro deo." For 10 points, name this South African author who depicted the Kumalo family in Cry, the Beloved Country.
In a story by this author, Jim de Villiers permits his daughter to go to a debutante's ball in exchange for a "fighting speech" from his son.
Alan Paton