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Dan Jacobson
Birth date: March 07, 1929
Dan Jacobson's Books
All for Love - Dan Jacobson The Price of Diamonds - Dan Jacobson The Price of Diamonds - Dan Jacobson The Beginners - Dan Jacobson Through The Wilderness: Selected Stories... Through The Wilderness: Selected Stories - Dan Jacobson Vault Guide to Finance Interviews (Vault Career Library) - D. Bhatawedekhar, Dan Jacobson, Hussam Hamadeh, Vault Editors The Electronic Elephant: A Southern African Journey - Dan Jacobson Time And Time Again: Autobiographies - D... Time And Time Again: Autobiographies - Dan Jacobson The Trap and A Dance in the Sun - Dan Jacobson Penguin modern stories. - Judith Burnley... Penguin modern stories. - Judith Burnley, Dan Jacobson, Maggie Ross, Robert Nye The Zulu and the zeide;: Short stories - Dan Jacobson Encounters: An Anthology of South African Short Stories - David Medalie, Ahmed Essop, Nadine Gordimer, Chris van Wyk, Christopher Hope, Dan Jacobson, Herman Charles Bosman, Ivan Vladislavi´c, Mandla Langa, Mbulelo Mzamane, Miriam Tlali Hidden in the Heart - Dan Jacobson, Dan Jacobsen Her Story - Dan Jacobson Her Story - Dan Jacobson Job Insecurity: Coping with Jobs at Risk - Jean F. Hartley, Dan Jacobson All for Love: A Novel - Dan Jacobson Ian Hamilton in Conversation with Dan Jacobson - Dan Jacobson, Ian Hamilton Stop Thief and a Way of Life - Dan Jacob... Stop Thief and a Way of Life - Dan Jacobson
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narfna rated it 15 years ago
text The Story of An African Farm
The only thing stopping me from giving this book five stars is that it didn't really have a plot. It's more of a portrait than a story, really, but it's a beautiful portrait, full of word treasure. Schreiner writes about feminism before it existed, and what it means to be human, and what it means to...
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