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good and evil lie within us all

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By Rethabile Masilo, Kobus Moolman
| Daily Maverick Verified
POET’S CORNER Human existence is an intricate fabric with strands pulling this way and that. Like interwoven yarns, we must find compassion by realising we are part of a whole. In our world of contrasts, a world in which light and shadow exist in a natural embrace, we must reconsider the age-old question of whether opposites attract or repel.
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THE CONVERSATION: Koos Prinsloo: the cult Afrikaans writer has been translated to English – here’s a review

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By Kobus Moolman
| Daily Maverick Verified
There are some writers you wish you had encountered years ago. There are some authors you only discover – for many reasons – years after their death. The Afrikaans writer Koos Prinsloo is one such, for me. He wrote during the last violent decade of apartheid – a system of forced racial segregation implemented by the Afrikaans-speaking white minority rulers of South Africa.
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Cult Afrikaans writer Koos Prinsloo has been translated to English

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By Kobus Moolman
| TimesLIVE Verified
There are some writers you wish you had encountered years ago. There are others you only discover years after their death. For me, Afrikaans writerKoos Prinsloois such. He wrote during the last violent decade ofapartheid. While the country was undergoing states of emergency and increasing internal revolt, Prinsloo wrote from deep within the dominant white patriarchal culture. But his work spoke directly back to this domination by representing a maligned and repressed aspect of it.
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