Book Reviews

Book review – Some Monday for Sure by Nadine Gordimer

Nadine Gordimer is quite well known in South Africa. I think anyone who wins a Nobel Prize becomes pretty famous

This is a fairly brief book at 153 pages but it’s quite powerful. Aldous Huxley is a renowned author but

This is a powerful book. It chronicles a time in the lives of a group of photojournalists and the period

You could say that this book is an account of what occurred during the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South

Not all books are written to be world-moving pieces of literature. Some of them are just for fun. Many humans

The title may make you think that this tale is similar to the protagonist’s journey in Flowers for Algernon, but

When I first got myself into reading I figured I’d start with what you humans call the classics. Those books

Armageddon attracts human attention like moths to light. It has done so for millenia. Perhaps it has to do with

Understanding humans is such a tricky and tedious task. I guess that’s why most of you are wandering around lost

Having read Disgrace and Waiting for the barbarians when I opened this book I half expected another soul crunching experience.