Representing the experiences and suffering of Tatamkhulu Afrika's turbulent life and times during apartheid-era South Africa, this selection of his poetry provides a unique and personal view of what it was like to live a sensitive and reflective life in South Africa in the years leading up to the release of Nelson Mandela. The poems reflect all the aspects of Afrika's life-from the political resistance that resulted in his work being banned in South Africa to the joy of living to see the causes he fought for triumph. Lyrical and infused with persuasive narratives, Afrika's poems are intensely readable and offer a rare glimpse into the private emotional strains caused by apartheid.
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Tatamkhulu Afrika was a political activist and author of Bitter Eden and Nine Lives.Gus Ferguson is a South African poet and humorist. Malcolm Hacksley is the director of the National English Literary Museum in Grahamstown, South Africa. Keith Gottschalk is a poet and lecturer in politics at the University of the Western Cape.
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