A Dry White Season (1989) Doris Lessing’s The Old Chief Mshlanga (1951) and Euzhan Palcy’s A Dry White Season (1989) are separated by both form and medium, but they do share a main concern of how white protagonists end up confronting their implication in systems of racial domination. Both works successfully expose the hard-headed structures … Continue reading Interpreting Complicit Landscapes in Lessing and Palcy through the Arguments of Coetzee