Black Swan (Harper Short Novel Series)

HOPE, Christopher

Harpercollins

Black Swan (A Hutchinson Novella)

Hutchinson

BLACK SWAN

RANDOM HOUSE UK

<p>Priestly renegade Theodore Blanchaille's quest for a treasure taken out of South Africa by the Boer leader Paul Kruger takes him around the world and through exotic revelations of betrayal, disillusion, and violence</p>

Kruger's Alp

Literature & Fiction

Humor & Satire

Penguin??Books

Love Songs of N. J. Swirsky

Darkest England

Little,Brown & Company

BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN is an impassioned reflection by prize winning author, Christopher Hope, on the all too familiar traits of tyranny. From Milsovik's Serbia, to the killing fields of Matabeleland, Christopher Hope reveals the vainglorious essence of tyranny as being the same, regardless of the race, nation or ideology it claims to embody. Bringing his unique experience and dazzling prose style to bare on the subject, he has produced a disturbing, wise, yet amusing text that combines memoir, interview and reportage to reveal the tragic absurdity of one man's lust for power "[a] frequently hilarious and sometimes profound reverie. . . his feelings are unerring and his writing beautiful" - Sunday Times "riveting. . .a fascinating deconstruction. . .Hope never loses his ability to surprise' - Telegraph "his record of a car ride with Ian Smith is priceless. . .digging into tyranny is what Hope does best" - The Times "the author's passionate commitment to truth and his poet's prose raise it" - Financial Times "[it is] superb, telling us more about the anthropology of power than a thousand academic monographs. . ." - Irish Times

Brothers Under the Skin : Travels in Tyranny

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Picador

<p>Physical description; 189 pages ; 23 cm. Subjects; South African fiction (English). Humorous stories. South African fiction (English) - 20th century.</p>

Love Songs of Nathan J Swirsky

London: Macmillan

Old Max, the giant of Serenity House, North London's "Premier Eventide Refuge", might have been left to die in peace. But his son-in-law Albert, an MP with an interest in the new War Crimes Bill, has other ideas. This book was nominated for the 1992 Booker Prize.

Serenity House

Tells the story of Buckingham, a small town in the middle of the South African Veldt. Beginning in 1949 with Afrikaner hopes dashed by the outcome of the war, the novel reveals the character and concerns of the people of South Africa and how the 20th century almost passes them by.

Me, the moon, and Elvis Presley

Contemporary

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