The travelling salesman: A tribute to K Sello Duiker 1974-2005

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2005

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Raditlhalo, Sam
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Feminist Africa

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University of Cape Town

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Department of English Language and Literature
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Faculty of Humanities
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The young South African writer K. Sello Duiker (1974-2005) committed suicide on 19 January 2005. He had been suffering from a bi-polar disorder. He had written two brilliant novels: 'Thirteen Cents' (2000) about child abuse in wealthy, sophisticated Cape Town) and 'The Quiet Violence of Dreams' (2001) about male sexual abuse and violence in present-day South Africa. This obituary pays tribute to his brief life and his greatness as a writer.
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novels
in memoriams (form)
literature

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Raditlhalo, S (2005). The travelling salesman: A tribute to K Sello Duiker 1974-2005 . Feminist Africa, 5, 96-104. Retrieved from http://www.africabib.org/rec.php?RID=303146915

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