CONTENTS

Southern Africa

• Stephen Gray, "Growing Up Under Apartheid", 1
• "An Interview with J. M. Coetzee", 6
• "An Interview with Mazisi Kunene", 8
• Jean Sévry, "South Africa Re-Visited: Fifty Years of Apartheid Literature", 19
• Liliane Louvel, "Nadine Gordimer's My Son's Story or the Experience of Fragmentation", 28
• Jane Wilkinson, "Dust and Dew, Moonlight and Utopia: Natural Imagery in the First South African Novel", 34
• V. S. Ménager-Everson, "Maru by Bessie Head: The Dilepe Quartet or From Drought to Beer", 44
• Wole Ogundele, "Politics and the Pastoral Ideal in the Poetry of Dennis Brutus", 49
• Tim McLoughlin, "Ways of Seeing the Rural Landscape in Zimbabwean Fiction and Painting", 61

• Senath Perera, "From Mumbi to Wanja: The Emergence of the Woman in Ngugi's Fiction", 69
• J. O. J. Nwachukwu-Agbada, "Because of Humanity: The Ring of Patriotic Anguish in Wole Soyinka's Poetry", 79
• Bernth Lindfors, "Big Shots and Little Shots of the Anglophone African Literature Canon", 89

• Roydon Salick, "Theme and Technique in The Stone Angel and Frangipani House", 98

• Albert Wertheim, "Inscape and Creation in David Malouf's Harland's Half Acre", 106

• Geoffrey Davis, Hena Maes-Jelinek, eds., Crisis and Creativity in the New Literatures in English, 114
• Holger G. Ehling, ed., Critical Approaches to Anthills of the Savannah, 117
• Jane Wilkinson, Orpheus in Africa: Fragmentation and Renewal in the Work of Four African Writers, 118
• Anne Fuchs, Playing the Market: The Market Theatre, Johannesburg, 1976-1986, 119