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Journal Article
\You Think It's Possible to Fix Broken Things?\: Terror in the South African Crime Fiction of Margie Orford and Jassy Mackenzie
2013
Overview
Drawing on the work of Robert J. C. Young, the author argues that Jassy Mackenzie and Margie Orford's crime novels of post-apartheid South Africa offer coping strategies in the face of inexplicable violence. As they fundamentally are about living with terror and terrorism, they resonate with contemporary American readers. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
