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Is South African literature perceived as insular? Mbali Sikakana talks to Michael Barron of Melville House Publishing

April 1, 2019July 25, 2019Mbali Sikakana4 Comments on Is South African literature perceived as insular? Mbali Sikakana talks to Michael Barron of Melville House Publishing

Despite a strong heritage stretching back more than a century, South African fiction remains largely unfamiliar—apart from a handful of…

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