Description:
Disgrace is J.M. Coetzee's Booker Prize winning novel. Disgrace
is a story of shame and about the uncertainties of the new South Africa.
The prose is spare and the narrative disturbing in this story about
a college professor and his adult daughter whose lives undergo painful
changes.
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Also
by this author:
Boyhood:
Scenes from Provincial Life;
Penguin Putman Inc.; August 1998
Waiting for the Barbarians;
Viking Penguin; April 1982
In the Heart of the Country;
Pengiun Books USA, Incorporated; October 1982
Age of Iron;
Viking Penguin; August 1998
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