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Bitter Fruit

Achmat Dangor
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Southern Africa

South Africa

Era

Contemporary

Language

English

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Fiction

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A family in post-apartheid South Africa confronts buried trauma when the wife's rapist from the apartheid era resurfaces, exploring memory, violence, and reconciliation.

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Powerful examination of apartheid's legacy and the limits of reconciliation

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A family in post-apartheid South Africa confronts buried trauma when the wife's rapist from the apartheid era resurfaces, exploring memory, violence, and reconciliation. Powerful examination of apartheid's legacy and the limits of reconciliation

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