Turbott Wolfe

William Plomer's Turbott Wolfe is the extraordinary story of a brilliant, angry young man of the 1920s. Written when the author was nineteen years old, Turbott Wolfe has lost none of its original sting, its power or its humour. Its themes of the white man in Africa and of race relations remain pertinent even today. Its place in the story of South African literature is unique and assured.

With background pieces by Roy Campbell, Laurens van der Post, Nadine Gordimer, Michael Herbert, Peter Wilhelm and Stephen Gray.