The True Confessions of an Albino Terrorist

Jennifer Seymour Whitaker · Breyten Breytenbach · Vincent Crapanzano

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South African History and Culture Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Memory, violence, and history

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The memoirs of the author's seven-year imprisonment in South Africa moves from descriptions of prison routine and sardonic portraits of jailers, to interior monologues, and poetic digressions.

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