In that novel, the central character beheads a woman he had impregnated, hoping in vain to avoid prosecution under the Immorality Act.
A character in one novel by this author collects stamps with Kappie and is implicated for a crime by a seashell planted in his pocket. In that novel, the central character beheads a woman he had impregnated, hoping in vain to avoid prosecution under the Immorality Act. This author wrote a novel in which Barbara Smith's servant is sent to jail for brewing liquor and Mr. McLaren claims his countrymen will only improve if they find meaning in life. That novel by this author of (*) Too Late the Phalarope includes the monk Msimangu and a character who is put on trial for murdering Arthur Jarvis, Absalom. For 10 points, name this South African author who wrote about the Kumalo family in Cry, the Beloved Country.
A character in one novel by this author collects stamps with Kappie and is implicated for a crime by a seashell planted in his pocket.
Alan Paton