Review
"Definitely a writer worth looking into, this creative powerhouse will give you some real literature to sink your teeth into."
Carpe Libris
"Voice Over is a short but affecting sequence, with a slightly experimental feel to it, its author trying to come to grips with the death of his friend and colleague through a variety of approaches. A beautiful little pocket-sized pamphlet-volume, it is well-worthwhile."
The Complete Review
"Breytenbach's passionate desire to know and serve the truth, whatever it may be and whomever it might offend, is deeply admirable."
The Washington Post
"The journey continues and the conversation will carry on, in the attempt to look for Mahmoud Darwish among the words."
Breyten Breytenbach
About the Author
Outspoken human rights activist Breyten Breytenbach is a poet, novelist, memoirist, essayist, and painter. After years of exile in France, in 1975 he was apprehended during a clandestine trip to South Africa, convicted for terrorism for his anti-apartheid activities, and imprisoned for seven years. He received the Alan Paton Prize in 1994 the Herzog Prize for poetry in 1999.