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Town and Country Lovers Study Guide

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by Nadine Gordimer
About 49 pages (14,740 words)
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Gordimer won the Booker Prize for The Conservationist (1974). In this novel, a wealthy pro-apartheid industrialist in South Africa struggles with his guilt when a group of poor black people settle on part of his private land.

"Jump" and Other Stories (1991) is Gordimer's most recent collection of short stories. These stories represent Gordimer's observations of post-apartheid South Africa, in which race relations remain strained and awkward.

Set in South Africa, Alan Paton's Too Late the Phalarope (1953) is about.....

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