J.M. Coetzee and the paradox of postcolonial authorship

Father makes merry with children : madness and mythology in Dusklands

Refusing to "yield to the spectre of reason" : the madwoman in the attic in In the heart of the country

Madness and civilization in Waiting for the barbarians

Cultivating the margins in the trial of Michael K : strategies in the service of skepticism

Bodying forth the other : Friday and the "discursive situation" in Foe

Writing in the face of death : "false etymologies" and home truths in the Age of iron

Evading the censor/censoring the self in The master of Petersburg

Truth and reconciliation in Disgrace

Coetzee's acts of genre in the later works : truth-telling, fiction and the public intellectual.