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“I’m only grateful that it’s not a Cape Town book”, or: Zoë Wicomb, textuality, propriety, and the proprietary
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  • 2009Slow Manand the Real: A Lesson in Reading and Writing36 cited
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  • 2001Fictions of Home and (Un)belonging: Diasporan Frameworks in Michelle Cliff's Abeng and Zoe Wicomb's 'Journey to the Gifberge'14 cited
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