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Volume 17 No.1

#	Article Title	Author(s)
1	Introduction	Margaret Lenta
2	Editing Bosman’s Stories	Craig MacKenzie
3	“Queer Small Town People”: Fixations and Fictions of Fellowship in the Modern Short Story Cycle	Sue Marais
4	Three Decades Short	Abraham H de Vries
5	R.R.R. Dhlomo and the Early Black South African Short Story in English	Rob Gaylard
6	The Principle of the Principal as Principal: Narratorial Identity and Perspective in Alan Paton’s Diepkloof Stories	Andrew Foley
7	Shifts in Gordimer’s Recent Short Fiction: Story-Telling after Apartheid	Ileana Dimitriu
8	Narrative, Memory and Mapping: Ronnie Govender’s “At the Edge” and Other Cato Manor Stories	Duncan Brown
9	Postcolonial Satire: Ivan Vladislaviç	Gerald Gaylard
10	Speaking with a Forked Tongue: Marlene Van Niekerk’s “Labour” as an Examination of Black Labour and White Dis-ease in Suburban South Africa	Mary West
11	“Separate Families, Separate Worlds, the Same Native Space”: Aspects of the South African Short Story	Michiel Heyns
12	Review: Stephen Gray. 2005. Life Sentence: A Biography of Herman Charles Bosman. Cape Town: Human and Rousseau.	Margaret Lenta
13	Review: Abel Phelps. 2004. Sunshine and Shadows: A Collection of South African Short Stories. Echoing Green Press	Margaret Lenta