
Bessie Head
Born 1937 · Died 1986
From Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa · Nationality: South Africa, Botswana · Writes fiction and nonfiction
Quotes
“The rhythm of sunrise, the rhythm of sunset, filled her life.”
Maru “He was a thin little fellow with a hollowed-out chest and comic knobbly knees.”
"The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses" “Life is not in bits and pieces. It is a magnificent, rhythmic, pulsating symphony.”
The Cardinals. With Meditations and Short Stories, p. 116 “There’s only one way to make yourself shock-proof. Do not be impressed by evil and do not be impressed by good.”
The Cardinals. With Meditations and Short Stories, p. 100 “It was his belief that a witty answer turneth away wrath and that the oil of reason should always be poured on troubled waters.”
When Rain Clouds Gather, p. 48
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Books by Bessie Head in order
Books by Bessie Head in the order they were published, from When Rain Clouds Gather (1968) to To Stir the Heart (2007).
- 1When Rain Clouds Gather
When Rain Clouds Gather1968 - 2Maru
Maru1971 - 3A Question of Power
A Question of Power1972 - 4The Collector of Treasures
The Collector of Treasures1977 - 5Serowe
Serowe1981 - 6A Bewitched Crossroad
A Bewitched Crossroad1984 - 7LifeLife2002
- 8To Stir the Heart
To Stir the Heart2007 - 9A Gesture of Belonging
A Gesture of Belonging - 10A Woman Alone
A Woman Alone - 11Between the Lines
Between the Lines - 12Tales of Tenderness and Power
Tales of Tenderness and PowerWhat's in it (21)
- Let Me Tell a Story Now
- Oranges and Lemons
- Snowball
- Sorrow Food
- Chibuku Beer and Independence
- Village People
- The Old Woman
- Summer Sun
- The Green Tree
- Tao
- The Woman from America
- Chief Sekoto Holds Court
- Property
- A Power Struggle
- A Period of Darkness
- The Lovers
- The General
- Son of the Soil
- The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses
- The Coming of the Christ-child
- Dreamer and Storyteller
- 13The Cardinals
The Cardinals - 14The Cardinals, with Meditations and StoriesThe Cardinals, with Meditations and Stories
- 15The LoversThe Lovers