Disgrace by J. M. Coetzee

Disgrace by J. M. Coetzee

David Lurie is a fifty-two-year-old professor in Cape Town who has an affair with a student, refuses to make the apology the university committee wants, and is dismissed. He goes to stay with his daughter Lucy on her smallholding in the Eastern Cape.

Then three men attack the farm. What happens afterwards, and Lucy's refusal to report it or to leave, is the argument of the novel — about what is owed, what can be taken back, and what a country does after the arrangement that held it together is dismantled. Coetzee offers no comfort whatsoever.

Winner of the Booker Prize, by the Nobel laureate. Short, cold and unforgettable.

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