Safe Houses: A Novel of Love and Betrayal in South Africa - Rose Zwi Eddie Eddie from Poland and Pat

Eddie from Poland and Pat from Tas-mania

she decides to walk tall

I was somewhere in the Crooswijk district with people who were very apprehensive about having the small Jewish boy that they had taken Into their house […

Tom Colicchio

anticipating Jean-Paul Sartre's NO EXIT (1944)

Safe Houses: A Novel of Love and Betrayal in South Africa - Rose Zwi Eddie Eddie from Poland and PatSet against the escalating violence of the last years of the Apartheid regime, Safe Houses tells the story of three families the Sibiyas, the Singers, the Sterns who are inextricably bound by love and hate, hope and betrayal. Ruth and Lola are drawn into the struggle against Apartheid, but feel marginal: it is difficult to find solutions when one is part of the problem. Can love and hope survive an evil political system that indiscriminately devours