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David Brookshaw

David Brookshaw

Read-Alikes for David Brookshaw

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  • André Brink

    André Brink

    André Brink was born in 1935 in South Africa. His diverse literary production encompasses novels, essays on literature and politics, literary anthologies, plays, children's books, translations and a book of memoirs.

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    If you enjoyed:
    Woman of the Ashes

    Try:
    Philida
    by André Brink

  • David Diop

    David Diop

    David Diop was born in Paris and was raised in Senegal. He is the head of the Arts, Languages, and Literature Department at the University of Pau, where his research includes such topics as eighteenth-century French ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Woman of the Ashes

    Try:
    Beyond the Door of No Return
    by David Diop

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