J. M. Coetzee: South Africa and the Politics of Writing

An elegant and insightful reading into the early works of Coetzee's fiction (and sometimes non-fiction), meaning I appreciated his analysis of these novels, an analysis that stuck closely to the text and reimagined the problems that Coetzee's novels create for the reader: the dialogue between text and imagination, the dialogues in the novels themselves, the silence of the other, the projection of story on to the other, the question of what the master narrative is.