The collection of stories in "In Corner B" (1967), deal with human relationships and attitudes under the oppressive regime in South Africa but show that black life, through recourse to humour and a common humanity, constantly renews its own initiatives.
When stalled novelist Charlie Wasserman’s investment-banker wife divorces him, he finds...
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 All my life I have been 'taken captive by birds'. Their doings are the thread that runs...
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 It's South Africa, 1990. The country still squirms under the iron fist of apartheid. Two major...
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The South African economy has a secret weapon: stokvels. If harnessed correctly, investments in...
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