In another of his dramas, the main character adopts the (*) identity of a dead man to obtain a work permit and gets his photograph taken by Styles.
This author wrote about a man who meets death after hiding out in the hull of a ship while avoiding a group of children at play and realizing that he will never again hear The Voice in his story "Jason- The End." Â A farmer named Buks clashes with his granddaughter Veronica's desires for independence in a play by this man in which a character named The Author provides commentary on the action. Â In another of his dramas, the main character adopts the (*) identity of a dead man to obtain a work permit and gets his photograph taken by Styles. Â This author of Valley Song used the motif of flying a kite to represent better, past days in a play in which Hally talks with his servants Sam and Willie. Â For 10 points, name this South African author of Sizwe Banzi is Dead and Master Harold...and the Boys.
This author wrote about a man who meets death after hiding out in the hull of a ship while avoiding a group of children at play and realizing that he will never again hear The Voice in his story "Jason-
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