A Desert Is A Place Without Expectation.

Mostly I'm Interviewed By White People, And Identified With White Society.

The Tension Between Standing Apart, And Being Fully Involved; That Is What Makes A Writer.

The Gap Between The Committed And The Indifferent Is A Sahara Whose Faint Trails, Followed By The Mind's Eye Only, Fade Out In Sand.

My Answer Is: Recognize Yourself In Others

In A Country Like South Africa, Writers Have Nuisance Value, Because Those Of Us Who Have Become Known Overseas Have Certainly Helped To Inform People About What Life Is Like There.