Of Fathers and Fugitives - S. J. Naudé
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Of Fathers and Fugitives by S.J. Naudé, translated from Afrikaans by Michiel Heyns, is a literary novel exploring family, identity, masculinity, loss and belonging. Daniel, a South African journalist living between London and Cape Town, returns home following his elderly father’s death and discovers that his inheritance depends on visiting his estranged cousin Theon on the family farm in the Free State. The visit leads to an unexpected journey to Tokyo, where the cousins seek treatment for a seriously ill young boy, forcing them to confront complicated relationships and personal uncertainties. Moving between South Africa and the wider world, the novel examines father-son relationships, emotional estrangement and the search for connection.
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