A filmmaker researches the Black Death in France in his The Wall of the Plague.
When hooligans burn down an ostrich farm, injuring the elderly Ouma, Kristien must return from exile in this author's Imaginings of Sand. A filmmaker researches the Black Death in France in his The Wall of the Plague. This man's declaration that "an artist must be a spiritual saboteur" led to the banning of his journal Sixty-ite. He wrote a novel in which Gordon dies in police (*) custody after investigating the similar fate of his son, leading Ben to become a political crusader. A major novel of this author has no narrator or third-person voice and is composed solely of interlocking monologues by twenty characters. In that novel, after a dispute over the affections of Pamela, Galant kills Nicolaas and Ma Rose observess the rebellion against the van der Merwes. For 10 points, name this author of A Chain of Voices and A Dry White Season, who railed against Apartheid as a pre-eminent writer in Afrikaans.
When hooligans burn down an ostrich farm, injuring the elderly Ouma, Kristien must return from exile in this author's Imaginings of Sand.
André {Brink} [accept {Imaginings} of {Sand} before it is read]