Lyndhurst, South Africa, is a struggling mining town; struggling against one of the nation's perennial problems - illicit diamond buying. As long-term business partners and friends, Mr Fink and Mr Gottlieb have grown weary of the trials that the illicit diamond buying presents and find themselves tempted away from the straight and narrow. In this compassionate and humorous novel, Jacobson has created some powerful characterisations with serious, underlying themes hidden beneath the comedy.
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Dan Jacobson was born in Johannesburg to Jewish Lithuanian parents. He has worked as a teacher in London, a journalist in South Africa and has also spent some time on a kibbutz in Israel. He moved to England in 1958 where he pursued an academic career, starting as a lecturer at University College London and becoming Emeritus Professor in 1994. He has also held the positions of vice-chairman of the Literature Panel of the Arts Council of Great Britain (74-76) and Fellow of the Humanities Research Centre, Australian National University in 1981. As a Jew, he has an interest in Old Testament history and many of his books take on Biblical themes.
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