Dennis Brutus, imprisoned along with Nelson Mandela, is known worldwide for his unparalleled eloquence as an opponent of the apartheid South African regime. Since its fall, he has been a voice for global justice and humanity, speaking and writing extensively on issues of debt, poverty, war, racism and neoliberalism. This vital original collection of interviews, poetry and essays is the first book of its kind to bring together the full, forceful range of his work.

Brutus has a natural literary as well as activist audience. As a well-known South African poet, marketing can be targeted to poetry professors, african studies professors etc. Direct mail to activists/subscribers of global justic publications, as well as poetry and arts journals Online marketing via literary lists, activist discussion groups, and Black studies listserves

About the Author
Lee Sustar has written extensively on the global justice and labor movements for numerous publications. Dennis Brutus is a lifelong human rights activist and poet. He was imprisoned with Nelson Mandela on Robben Island in South Africa and became an eloquent spokesperson for the anti-apartheid movement. He currently teaches African Studies and Literature at the University of Pittsburgh.


Book Information
ISBN 9781931859226
Author Dennis Brutus
Format Paperback
Page Count 416
Imprint Haymarket Books
Publisher Haymarket Books
Weight(grams) 502g