He has written about vegetarianism in Lives of the Animals, his childhood in Boyhood, and censorship in Giving Offense.  
He has written about vegetarianism in Lives of the Animals, his childhood in Boyhood, and censorship in Giving Offense.  In his more unequivocally fictional work, he has often drawn on other authors, such as Daniel Defoe in Foe, an adaptation of the Robinson Crusoe story, and Dostoyevsky in Master of Petersburg.  His first success came with a novel about a government magistrate entitled Waiting for Barbarians, and he has followed that up with several acclaimed novels, including two award winners.  FTP, name this South African author who won the Booker Prize for The Life and Times of Michael K. and his most recent novel, Disgrace.
He has written about vegetarianism in Lives of the Animals, his childhood in Boyhood, and censorship in Giving Offense.  
J. M. Coetzee (John Michael)