· Kabelo Sello Duiker wrote three novels in his 30 years on earth: Thirteen Cents (), The Quiet Violence of Dream (), and The Hidden Star (). Much of the praise that his work has received is because of its boldness in tackling difficult and unspoken issues; homosexuality, drugs abuse and sex work were among his many bltadwin.ru Accessible For Free: True. The Quiet Violence of Dreams. by. K. Sello Duiker. · Rating details · ratings · 46 reviews. Bound to make waves. In this daring novel, the author gives a startling account of the inner workings of contemporary South African urban culture. In doing so, he ventures into unexplored areas and takes local writing in English to places it hasn't been before/5. · In , the young Capetonian K. ‘Sello’ Duiker released his visceral Bildungsroman, titled The Quiet Violence of Dreams, which is now regarded as a classic. While the story is told from multiple perspectives, it centres on the life of a young student named Tshepo. Orphaned and recently released from a mental hospital, he is adrift in a landscape that is, by turns, harrowing and beautiful.
The Quiet Violence of Dreams. Paperback - Ap. by Sello Duiker (Author) out of 5 stars. 4 ratings. See all formats and editions. Hide other formats and editions. Price. New from. K Sello Duiker's The Quiet Violence of Dreams: adapted for the stage, Junkets Publisher, , ISBN ; Academic analysis of Duiker's writing. Adebiyi-Adelabu, Kazeem. "Sex, Sexuality and Power Relation in K. Sello Duiker's Thirteen Cents and The Quiet Violence of Dreams." Ibadan Journal of English Studies 7 () This exhibition, developed by Joost Bosland in conversation with Moshekwa Langa, pays tribute to the seminal K Sello Duiker novel The Quiet Violence of Dreams, published in The book follows the life of Tshepo, a student living in Cape Town, as his inner life traverses madness, shame, sex, violence, power, intimacy, history, xenophobia, sexuality, love, race, mysticism and mystery.
The Quiet Violence of Dreams: Author: K. Sello Duiker: Publisher: Kwela Books, ISBN: , Length: pages: Subjects. In , the young Capetonian K. ‘Sello’ Duiker released his visceral Bildungsroman, titled The Quiet Violence of Dreams, which is now regarded as a classic. While the story is told from multiple perspectives, it centres on the life of a young student named Tshepo. Orphaned and recently released from a mental hospital, he is adrift in a landscape that is, by turns, harrowing and beautiful. By merging a cast of characters straight out of African myth folklore with everyday township life, K. Sello Duiker created a magical world and a truly wondrous quest, a timeless tale that will appeal to an ageless audience.
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