Don’t miss the launch of Barry Gilder’s novel The List in Johannesburg
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Jacana Media and Exclusive Books invite you to the launch of Barry Gilder’s The List.
Barry Gilder went into exile in 1976, joined the ANC and MK, underwent intelligence training in the then Soviet Union, served in the ANC underground leadership in Botswana in the 1980s and returned to South Africa in 1991.
He served the democratic government as deputy director-general of the South African Secret Service, then as deputy director-general of the National Intelligence Agency, as director-general of the Department of Home Affairs and as South Africa’s Coordinator for Intelligence. He retired from government in 2007.
He is currently Director Operations at the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection. He has a BA in English and Philosophy and a Master’s in Creative Writing from Wits University. He is the author of the non-fiction work Songs and Secrets: South Africa from Liberation to Governance (Hurst, Jacana 2012).
The List tells the story of a group of veterans of MK, of ANC intelligence and of the post-apartheid intelligence service, who are formed into a secret task team by the newly elected president to investigate the possibility of such remnants of apartheid security threatening to obstruct the radical changes that he and his team are planning.
Event details
Date: 6 September 2018
Time: 18:00
Venue: Exclusive Books, Rosebank Mall, Johannesburg
RSVP: events@exclusivebooks.co.za
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Posted by The List – A Novel on Saturday, August 25, 2018
Categories Fiction South Africa
Tags Barry Gilder Book events Book launches Exclusive Books Jacana Media Johannesburg The List
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