Peter Abrahams
Peter Henry Abrahams was a South African-born novelist, journalist, and political commentator known for his powerful depictions of racial injustices in South Africa. Born in Vrededorp near Johannesburg, he left South Africa in 1939, became involved in Pan-Africanism, and settled in Jamaica in 1956 where he continued his writing career and worked in journalism and politics. His notable works include 'Mine Boy' (1946), the first internationally acclaimed South African novel in English by a black author, and memoirs like 'Tell Freedom'.
Fiction
Autobiography
Political Commentary
End of Story: A Novel of Suspense
Crying Wolf
Into the Dark
Bullet Point
Reality Check
Behind the Curtain (Echo Falls Mystery, 2)
Nerve Damage: A Novel
Behind the Curtain (Echo Falls Mystery Book 2)
Bullet Point
Turning The Tide: One Man Against The Medellin Cartel
Reality Check
Into the Dark
Crying Wolf: A Novel
Pressure Drop
Tongues of Fire
Bullet Point
Tell Freedom: Memories of Africa
Reality Check
The Fury of Rachel Monette
The Outlaws of Sherwood Street: Giving to the Poor
End of Story: A Novel of Suspense
Behind the Curtain CD (Echo Falls Mysteries)
Lights Out
Bullet Point