T. G. Nduna

Red Dust Remembers (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Red Dust Remembers follows Lerato, a successful entrepreneur who returns to her childhood township of Khuma, South Africa, after years of living a modern, cosmopolitan life. She has built a business and traveled the world, but her family and community still cling to traditional expectations: a woman's worth is measured by a husband and children. Lerato's return is a pilgrimage to bridge the chasm between her past and present, a deliberate move to reveal a truth she fears will be a betrayal: she is in a polyamorous relationship with three men-Tumi, Zakhele, and Jaco.Her homecoming is a silent interrogation, as her mother and grandfather subtly question her life choices. Tumi, a builder and her first love, embodies the stability and tradition of the township, while Zakhele, an artist from a neighboring settlement, represents a more rebellious, creative spirit. As she navigates the silent judgments and unspoken tensions, she realizes that her love for these men is not just a feeling but an act of defiance, a quiet struggle to prove that a new kind of family can exist outside of old traditions. The story explores themes of identity, modernity versus tradition, and the courage it takes to live a truth so complex it feels like a lie to those who cannot understand it.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: T. G. Nduna
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231861095
• Artikelnr.: 75313222

Autorenporträt

T. G. Nduna is a South African writer with a degree in Psychological Counseling and an ABET Higher Diploma. His writing endeavors to explores resilience, generational trauma, and the hidden burdens carried by women and families. A Daughter's Lament is his latest novel, blending Setswana oral tradition with contemporary African realities.