By the time of his untimely death, K. Sello Duiker had published various short stories and two novels. Thirteen Cents was awarded the Commonwealth Prize for a first novel, while The Quiet Violence of Dreams won the Herman Charles Bosman Prize for English Literature.
Duiker was born and raised in Soweto. He attended Rhodes University, where he completed a degree in journalism.
La tranquila violencia de los sueños se asienta en los barrios cosmopolitas de Ciudad del Cabo, como Observatory, Mowbray y Sea Point, donde prosperan las subculturas y se toleran los estilos de vida alternativos.
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