July's People

Written by Nadine Gordimer

Narrated by Nadia May

Length

4h 53m

Rating

3.6 (87 ratings)

For years, it was called a "deteriorating situation." Now it is war. All over South Africa, mobs of fugitive white people scramble to board departing flights. But Bam and Maureen Smales have no such option. They take up their servant July's suggestion and seek refuge in his remote home village, forever altering the relationship of servant and master. Now it is the Smales who are dependent on their host, their savior - their keeper. Nadine Gordimer is the winner of the 1991 Nobel Prize in Literature. Please note: This is an older title that has been sourced from tape and is the only available version of this title with this narrator.