To My Children's Children
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This powerful and widely acclaimed autobiography of Sindiwe Magona's early years in South Africa, announced the arrival of a major new black writer. Here she gives an account of her eventful first 23 years and tells a candid, unself-pitying story of triumph and endurance in the face of hardships relentlessly reinforced by the apartheid system. Washington Post Book World Magona's memoir is a delightful, poignant, feisty and uplifting story that chronicles, in a refreshing and authentic voice, what it means to attainwomanhood in a society where patriarchy and apartheid often conspired to degrade and enslave women economically, domestically, politically, traditionally, and sexually.
