J. M. Coetzee

...and effective story addressing animal protection in Australia". The judges, Bob Carr, Professor David Weisbrot, and writer J.M. Coetzee, will this week be making their decision on a winner to be announced on December 7. Taking a bath

In this article: Alan Kohler, Westpac Bank, Sydney, and The Age

...affairs with much younger women have become a distinct new genre in recent years. Lots of notable writers have had a go at it, including JM Coetzee who, in Diary of a Ba ADVERTISEMENT d Year, described his 72-year-old alter-ego "JC"...

In this article: Philip Roth, Suicide, Viagra, Surgery, JM Coetzee, and Dying Animal

Long-list nominees for the 41st Man Booker Prize for fiction announced on Wednesday include two novelists ( A.S. Byatt and J.M. Coetzee ) who share more than a preference for initials over whole names. Each is a previous winner. Byatt...

In this article: A.S. Byatt, Man Booker Prize, J.M. Coetzee, Hawaii, Athens, Stockholm, Chimpanzee, and Alzheimer's

...from nowhere. The University of Adelaide Press was launched by Nobel prize-winning author and visiting professor of humanities J. M. Coetzee, who praised the aims of the "splendid new enterprise" to publish in electronic form scholarly...

In this article: University of Adelaide, University of Melbourne, Australian National University, Dictum, Nobel Prize, Vascular surgery, and Neurosurgery

...with "Disgrace," is in contention with "Summertime," the story of a young biographer who is working on a book about the late writer John Coetzee. The work completes a trilogy of fictionalized memoirs for Nobel laureate Coetzee, 69,...

In this article: J.M. Coetzee, Man Booker Prize, A.S. Byatt, Youth, Sarah Waters, World War Two, John Clare, and King Henry VIII

REUTERS 5 October 2009, 01:16am IST LONDON: South African-born JM Coetzee could become the first writer to claim the coveted Man Booker Prize three times when the winner is announced on Tuesday, but bookmakers are predicting a different...

In this article: JM Coetzee, Hilary Mantel, Man Booker Prize, Reuters, and London

...oppositions -- feels like a sophisticated, even great film. "Disgrace," an ambivalent 1999 novel by Nobel Prize-winning author J.M. Coetzee, documented the dark and violent side of post-apartheid life in South Africa. Now it is a movie...

In this article: Disgrace, J.M. Coetzee, John Malkovich, South Africa, and Suicide

...tricksy memoir. And this is a very tricksy memoir. A researcher is investigating the life of John Coetzee, recently dead in Australia. He has some of Coetzee's notebooks at his disposal; he has also tracked down some of his lovers of the...

In this article: John Coetzee, Nobel Prize laureate, Australia, Cape Town, South Africa, and United States

...times if he is named winner on October 6, tells the story of a young biographer who is working on a book about the late writer John Coetzee. As he interviews friends and relatives, a complex picture emerges of Coetzee's past and...

In this article: Man Booker Prize, Sarah Waters, Possession, Nobel Prize for Literature, and World War Two

...as a misfit In JM Coetzee's latest work, an Englishman named Vincent is writing a biography of the great South African writer John Coetzee. Summertime is a series of interviews and fragmented, annotated entries from John Coetzee's...

In this article: John Coetzee, Neutering, Autism, South Africa, and Cape Town