This book is a collection of interviews with South African writers,
cultural workers and academics, from differing ideological
positions, about the debates generated by Albie Sachs's paper
'Preparing Ourselves for Freedom'. It aims both to document a
particularly interesting period in our cultural history, and to
stimulate new responses by placing together disparate, and often
conflicting, arguments. What emerges from many of the interviews is
the sense that the debate is only just beginning. The discussion
which Sachs's paper has generated is the start of a necessary
re-evaluation of the relationship between literature and political
events in the light of changes within South African society. These
interviews collated by Duncan Brown and Bruno van Dyk between May
and November 1990 offer a frank and fascinating view of South
African writing in transition.
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