How did it all begin? What kind of woman was Mairi Turner before she came to the farm and slowly went mad from the heat, loneliness, and poverty? Try to think clearly, to get a picture of what really happened.
In South Africa in the 1940s, whites were in power. They ruled through fear—and they had to remain in power. So, when the woman was killed by her black servant, all whites agreed that the law should take its course. The case should be simple and swift—without any further questions.
The Grass Sings
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A novel that highlights the social tensions and complex human relationships in South Africa during the era of racism and apartheid.
Arabic/English
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