Double Negative

- Authors
- Vladislavic, Ivan
- Publisher
- And Other Stories
- Tags
- psycho-geography , the city , double exposure , bez valley , past , social inequality , contemporary fiction , public , private , contemporary , memory , politics , letters , andré brink , reality , college dropout , gated community , south african sunday times fiction prize , 1980s , johannesburg , photography , racial tension , david goldblatt , history , south africa , suburbs , literary fiction , university of johannesburg creative writing prize , apartheid , activism , art
- ISBN
- 9781908276261
- Date
- 2011-04-21T00:00:00+00:00
- Size
- 1.07 MB
- Lang
- en
"One of the most imaginative minds at work in South African literature today."—André Brink
Originally part of a collaborative project with photographer David Goldblatt, Double Negative is a subtle triptych that captures the ordinary life of Neville Lister during South Africa's extraordinary revolution. Ivan Vladislavic lays moments side by side like photographs on a table. He lucidly portrays a city and its many lives through reflections on memory, art, and what we should really be seeking.
Ivan Vladislavic is the author of a number of prize-winning fiction and nonfiction books. He currently lives in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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