Category: Adam Donaldson Powell as literary critic

• Book review: Unbreaking the Rainbow.

  REVIEW OF “Unbreaking the Rainbow – Voices of Protest from New South Africa”, The Poets Printery, South Africa, 2012, ISBN 978-0-620-52212-0. Unbreaking the Rainbow – Voices of Protest from the New South Africa, includes poetry by thirty-seven talented and accomplished poets (many of whom are well-known in South Africa’s literary circles). This handsome paperback edition […]

  Adam Donaldson Powell

  January 8, 2013

  Adam Donaldson Powell as literary critic, book review, Unbreaking the Rainbow

  Adam Donaldson Powell, poetry, poetry review, Protest poetry from South Africa, South Africa, Unbreaking the Rainbow

• Adam Donaldson Powell reviews literary works by T. Wignesan

        LITERARY REVIEW OF “ICE IN MY EYES — SMOKE IN YOURS”, a novel by T. Wignesan, cyberwit.net, India, 2016. This is T. Wignesan’s most ambitious published novel to date. The length of the book — 672 pages — immediately establishes for this literary critic his main question: do the story, the style […]

  Adam Donaldson Powell

  July 10, 2011

  Adam Donaldson Powell as literary critic

  Adam as literary critic, Adam Donaldson Powell

• Adam’s literary review of IDEOSPHERES OF PAIN: where worlds collide.

  Review of IDEOSPHERES OF PAIN: where worlds collide Book authored by June Nandy, paperback (pp: 168), ISBN: 978-8182531703, publisher: Cyberwit.net, 2010, $15. «Ideospheres of Pain» is a thought-provoking short novel that illustrates the passions, pitfalls, pains and problems that can occur when ideas are made into static ideals and ideologies, often masking both humaneness and […]

  Adam Donaldson Powell

  July 10, 2011

  Adam Donaldson Powell as literary critic

  Adam as literary critic, Adam Donaldson Powell