Are trout South African? stories of fish, people and places
di Duncan Brown
2013 · 219 pagine · Picador Africa · ISBN 9781770103023
Trama
Are trout as South African as braaivleis, biltong and Mrs Balls chutney? Duncan Brown, academic, literary critic, author and fisherman, explores questions about the complex community of humans, fauna and flora that make up South Africa.
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