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A story like the wind

eeing my dad coming in after a morning in the bush, with his huge hands clasping his beloved 1st edition , was possibly my first real memory of any African book. But Laurens van Der Post’s was possibly the most influential book in my early years, one I read and re-read, and which I still keep close to me — when I feel I am losing track, I dip into it for inspiration.

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